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(David Harum Garden Peony, Herbaceous Peony)
This vibrant peony produces fully double, deep fuchsia red flowers in spring. Like most double peonies, the flowers are heavy and should be staked to keep them from flopping in inclement weather.
The herbaceous peony is an all-time garden favorite. This large, bushy perennial originates from eastern Asia and has been bred for thousands of years. There are literally hundreds of wonderful cultivars available, and plants are commonly sold in catalogs because their fleshy rooted crowns are easy...
Jesse Saylor
(Doctor Alexander Fleming Garden Peony, Herbaceous Peony)
The large, fragrant, fully double flowers of 'Doctor Alexander Fleming' are deep rosy pink and appear in late spring to early summer. Like most double peonies, the flowers are heavy and should be staked to keep them from flopping in inclement weather.
The herbaceous peony is an all-time garden favorite. This large, bushy perennial originates from eastern Asia and has been bred for thousands of years. There are literally hundreds of wonderful cultivars available, and plants are commonly sold...
James H. Schutte
(Herbaceous Peony)
This Japanese-flowered peony bears pink, yellow-centered blossoms on strong medium-tall stems in late spring, midway through the peony season. It is one of hundreds of cultivars of Paeonia lactiflora, a large, bushy, tuberous perennial from East Asia that has been cultivated and treasured for thousands of years.
The showy, fragrant blooms of this 1946 introduction have more than a dozen large, rose-pink, rounded petals surrounding a broad frilly pompon of pale yellow, pink-tinged, ribbon-like...
(Duchesse d’Orléans Peony, Herbaceous Peony)
The large, fragrant, fully double flowers of 'Duchesse D’orléans' are deep pink and salmon and appear late in the season. This old, French selection was bred by Modeste Guérin of Charonne, France in 1846. Like most double peonies, the flowers are heavy and should be staked to keep them from flopping in inclement weather.
The herbaceous peony is an all-time garden favorite. This large, bushy perennial originates from eastern Asia and has been bred for thousands of years. There are literally hundreds...
Jesse Saylor
(Duchesse de Nemours Garden Peony, Herbaceous Peony)
Bearing intensely fragrant white blooms relatively early in the peony season, this double-flowered cultivar has remained a garden favorite since its introduction in 1856. It is a selection of Paeonia lactiflora, a large, bushy, tuberous perennial from East Asia that has been bred, cultivated, and treasured for thousands of years.
The milky-white, cream-centered flowers of ‘Duchesse de Nemours' appear on thigh-high stems in late spring. Each bloom has several large outer petals which...
Jessie Keith
(Félix Crousse Garden Peony, Herbaceous Peony)
Bearing large raspberry-red blooms midway to late in the peony season, this double-flowered cultivar has remained a garden favorite since its introduction in 1881. It is a selection of Paeonia lactiflora, a large, bushy, tuberous perennial from East Asia that has been bred, cultivated, and treasured for thousands of years.
The lustrous, mildly fragrant blooms of ‘Félix Crousse' appear on rather weak, thigh-high stems in late spring to early summer. Each flower has several large outer...
Felder Rushing
(Herbaceous Peony, White Festiva Garden Peony)
This tall garden peony produces large double flowers of white, sometimes with a hint of pink, in late spring to early summer. At the center of each bloom are reddish pink floral stigmas. Like most double peonies, the flowers are heavy and should be staked to keep them from flopping in inclement weather.
The herbaceous peony is an all-time garden favorite. This large, bushy perennial originates from eastern Asia and has been bred for thousands of years. There are literally hundreds of wonderful...
(Garden Peony, Herbaceous Peony)
This old-fashioned tall garden peony produces large double flowers of vibrant crimson pink in late spring to early summer. Unlike most garden peonies, these almost completely lack fragrance. It is a French heirloom cultivar that first appeared in the late Nineteenth Century.
The herbaceous peony is an all-time garden favorite. This large, bushy perennial originates from eastern Asia and has been bred for thousands of years. There are literally hundreds of wonderful cultivars available, and plants...
James H. Schutte
(Herbaceous Peony)
This tall garden peony produces large double flowers of magenta red in late spring to early summer. It is an old French cultivar that is also sold under the name 'General MacMahon', particularly in the United States. Like most double peonies, the flowers are heavy and should be staked to keep them from flopping in inclement weather.
The herbaceous peony is an all-time garden favorite. This large, bushy perennial originates from eastern Asia and has been bred for thousands of years. There are...
Jessie Keith
(Herbaceous Peony)
This Japanese-flowered peony bears white, gold-crested blooms atop strong medium-tall stems. It is one of hundreds of cultivars of Paeonia lactiflora, a large, bushy, tuberous perennial from East Asia that has been cultivated and treasured for thousands of years.
The showy, fragrant blooms of this 1989 introduction have several large, creamy-white, ruffled petals cupping a central pompon of frilly, golden-yellow, ribbon-like "staminodes." Bees, ants, and the occasional butterfly visit...