Pinerise Peonies

Name

Item # & Description

Doreen

P047 A tall Japanese lactiflora with large brilliant raspberry pink guard petals. The centre is a mound of cream staminodes rimmed with pink petaloids. The plant is vigorous and has an amazing number of midseason flowers. Sass 1949.

Mrs A M Brand

P020 Think of well beaten meringue, white and glossy and then imagine this beautifully formed pure white double peony flower surrounded by very dark green leaves. Brand 1925 American Peony Society Gold Medal Winner.

Festiva Maxima

P011 This famous old peony flower is a riot of large gleaming white petals. Somewhere there is always a central petal delicately flared with red. Bred by Miellez in 1851.

Lady Leonora Bramwell

P018 A lovely pale pink bomb, the perfectly shaped petaloids curl so neatly. Very reliable and prolific.

Mister Ed

P032 This is an interesting peony, the same plant can produce blooms of cream, any shade of pink or a combination of both. It is a bomb with a mass of silky curled petaloids resting on large guard petals. Bred by C G Klehm in 1980.

Duchesse de Nemour

P009 This peony flower is creamy white with a small greenish centre deep down inside where the petals are delicately flushed with lemon. The large outer petals support a froth of longer inner petals which gradually become snowy white with each passing day. Bred by Calot in 1856

Bright Knight

P063 NEW! Very different because it is such an incredibly vibrant clear red. Single form with bright golden stamens, large round buds, sturdy stems and dark green leaves. Vigorous grower, flowering early. Glasscock 1939. Not many available. $30.00

Gerry

P064 NEW! A beautifully perfumed double with a mass of deep rose-red petals. Flowering early. Hybridized by Glassock-Klehm 1988. $28.00

President Taft

P065 NEW! Large fluffy double flowers with soft pale pink petals which are deeper in colour at the base. Exhibition quality flowers. Blaauw 1909. $28.00

Monsieur Jules Elie

Out of stock

P023 This is an enormous pink double, a mass of curly petals. It has large dark pink guard petals while the bomb of petaloids are a paler pink. Sometimes it is crowned with a tuft of longer dark pink petals. It was bred by Crousse in 1888

Festiva Supreme

Out of stock

P031 This is an amazing white bomb. A mound of small petals perfectly placed - imagine the feathers of a swan. When fully open it appears 'frill-necked' because the base petals curve back. The stems are tall and strong, the leaves a dark leathery green. Bred by R. Klehm in 1981

Inspecteur Lavergne

P014 A vibrant red double peony - like a red, red rose. Bred by Doriat in 1924.