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| ATHENA (Saunders, 1955) 34” tall, 38” wide, single, very early, no staking $25 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Early spring has never been the same! She rises delicately, yet fully-armed, with magnificent blooms and stately foliage. 
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| CANDY STRIPE (Anderson, 1981) 36” tall, 48” wide, double, late, no staking $35 (cut, landscape)
Just like it sounds: red and white swirled together like a peppermint, making a wonderful cut flower and creating a spectacular effect as an accent plant. Excellent foliage throughout the year. 
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| CARNATION BOUQUET (Seidl, 1996) 30” tall, 44” wide, double, mid, no staking $60 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Spicy fragrance tickles your sense of smell. Bloom shape, long lasting color and impeccable foliage are truly a connoisseur’s delight. 
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| CHOCOLATE SOLDIER (Auten, 1936) 28” tall, 32” wide, Japanese, mid, no staking $40 (cut, landscape)
This darkest-of-the-reds peony is a collector’s favorite, prized for its velvety chocolate-colored blooms with yellow anthers and red carpels. Limited quantities. 
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| CORAL SUNSET (Wissing/Klehm, 1981) 32” tall, 42” wide, semi-double, early, no staking $35 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
This is our favorite coral and another magical tri-phase bloom. Sunset begins as coral, evolves to yellow, and finishes as creamy ivory, with tidy, mounded foliage. Order early! This one sells out every year. 
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| CYTHEREA (Saunders, 1953) 24” tall, 32” wide, semi-double, early, no staking $30 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
A rich, lipsticky pink that enlivens garden borders with its vivid hue. Plant it in a location that receives afternoon shade for even more intense color. 
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| DIANA PARKS (Bockstoce, 1942) 40” tall, 52” wide, bomb double, early $35 (very fragrant, cut, landscape)
Fragrance flows through our fields from this delightful collector’s peony. Brilliant red that does not fade sets off its dark green foliage. 
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| GOLDILOCKS (Gilbertson, 1975) 28” tall, 38” wide, bomb double, early to mid, no staking $60 (cut, landscape)
The yellow garden peony has arrived! Perhaps our most photographed variety. She will surely amaze you daily, and weekly and… 
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| HEIDI (Tischler) 28” tall, 36” wide, Japanese, mid-late, no staking $30 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
She’s a steel magnolia-delicate and elegant looking, but tough and long-lasting. Afternoon shade and cooler spring weather bring out her best. 
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| LAURA MAGNUSON (Saunders, 1941) 32” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, late, no staking $25 (cut, landscape)
TLC is necessary in growing this variety to achieve its eye-catching bright rose hue. Plant in a very dry location. 
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| LOTUS BLOOM (Saunders, 1943) 36” tall, 48” wide, semi-double, mid, no staking $35 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Dinner plate-sized blooms up to 9” wide with petals that dance in the wind. An elegant, commanding presence in the garden even after blooming is over. 
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| LOVEBIRDS (Saunders/Smetana, 1984) 34” tall, 54” wide, single, early to mid, no staking $40 (landscape)
Love is at first sight! Seeing the two reddish tipped carpels intertwined in a bed of golden stamens will definitely make your blooms blush. 
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| LULLABY COOS (Klehm, 2003) 28” tall, 36” wide, semi-double, mid, no staking $25 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Sweet, subtle pink blooms with flawless landscape hedge-style foliage. Wonderful as a cut flower! 
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| MAY LILAC (Saunders, 1950) 36” tall, 54” wide, single, early, no staking $60 (landscape)
Our favorite parentage ‘macrophylla’ is truly a sight to behold. Don’t let its huge stature scare you away from its floriferous, clear lilac-colored, cupped blooms. 
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| NEON (Nicholls, 1941) 34” tall, 42” wide, Japanese, mid-late, no staking $50 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Light up the garden without electricity! Hot rose-pink petals with staminode edges lined with sprinkles of gold dust. Our favorite Japanese bloom variety. 
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| NOVA (Saunders, 1950) 26” tall, 36” wide, single, very early, no staking $30 (fragrant, landscape)
Explodes out of the ground in early spring! Petals blush with a hint of yellow, then fade to a clean ivory with a pronounced sulfur center. 
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| OLD FAITHFUL (Glasscock/Falk, 1964) 36” tall, 48” wide, double, mid-late, no staking $55 (cut, landscape)
The king of red has arrived! This plant exudes triumphant power and presence. Be patient for His Highness-it takes a few years to establish his kingdom. 
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| PETITE ELEGANCE (Klehm, 1995) 24” tall, 30” wide, double, mid, no staking $25 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Delicate and soft in front of your border, romantic in a vase indoors. This tidy little plant makes a charming low hedge and a pretty accent to fellow pastels. 
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| PINK HAWAIIAN CORAL (Klehm, 1981) 34” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, early, no staking $30 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Finally the true Hawaiian coral color is available for your garden. The deep green foliage casts a tropical flare of visual enjoyment. 
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| RASPBERRY CHARM (Wissing, 1968) 32” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, early, no staking $25 (cut, landscape)
So much color, so early in the season! This sassy, tart red brings out the best in lighter colored, early perennials. 
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| RED GRACE (Glasscock/Klehm, 1980) 32” tall, 38” wide, bomb double, early to mid $30 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Now is the time to upgrade your reds! Tightly woven bomb held high with stiff stems. Gracefully retains its nice red color. 
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| RIVIDA (Harrell, 1985) 32” tall, 38” wide, single, mid, no staking $25 (cut, landscape)
There’s a crayon in that box of 32 that matches this violet-red beauty. In the fall, its seed pods turn red and are gorgeous in dried arrangements. 
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| SALMON DREAM (Reath, 1979) 28” tall, 36” wide, single to semi-double, early, no staking $50 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
What a beauty! This variety is considered one of the most gorgeous peonies around. The soft glow of this delicate, lacey coral is unforgettable, and the sheen of its petals is elegant. 
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| SPRITE (Saunders, 1950) 34” tall, 40” wide, single, very early, no staking $25 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Dances into spring with fairy-like petals held high and steady even though the northeastern winds may blow. 
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| SUGAR N’ SPICE (Rogers, 1988) 26” tall, 36” wide, single, early, no staking $60 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
WOW! Enormous blooms up to 10 inches! Very fragrant! Stiff stems! Excellent foliage! This collector’s favorite is a garden must-have. 
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| THE FAWN (Wright) 34” tall, 40” wide, double, mid-late, no staking $35 (cut, landscape)
Nothing shy about this fawn. It has a mesmerizing extended bloom sequence unlike any other garden peony, and soft pink blooms spotted and streaked with rose. Excellent! 
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| TRUTH (Bigger, 1968) 30” tall, 40” wide, double, mid to late $30 (fragrant, cut)
White has never looked better! Huge rose type blooms offer a taste of beauty indoors and out. 
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