ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT (Saunders, 1941) 26" tall, 36" wide, semi-double, early to mid, no staking $50 (landscape)
Unquestionably our favorite 'RED'! No fading on this fire engine. Truly a must have as an accent in your garden showcase. Breathtaking in bloom!

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ATHENA (Saunders, 1955) 34” tall, 38” wide, single, very early, no staking $25 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
We think ‘Athena’ unfurls like curls of wedding cake frosting: she’s that elegant, stately, and breathtaking. Foliage is a crisp dark green.

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AVA NIDA (Unknown) 34” tall, 48” wide, single, mid to late, no staking $30 (cut, landscape)
From the heritage of ‘Rivida’ comes this blooming beauty. Foliage is strong and long lasting after her show. Enjoy this unusual eye-catching display.

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BESS BOCKSTOCE (Bockstoce, 1955) 32" tall, 40" wide, double, early, no staking $30 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
The peony-lover’s peony! ‘Bess’ is so pretty in pink, and she blushes delicately in such ruffled abundance. Gorgeous, full, and lush in cut arrangements.

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BUCKEYE BELLE (Mains, 1956) 28” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, early-mid, no staking $20 (cut, landscape)
From a new bride’s perspective, I’m her favorite peony cut flower colors. Extended vase life. Stands tall in her garden after the honeymoon!

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BUTTERFLY’S IN FLIGHT (Kornder) 24” tall, 44” wide, single, mid to late, no staking $25 (landscape)
New to the garden. You may think this peony can fly once its blooms flutter atop very stout stems and the breeze or wind provides the momentum.

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CANDY STRIPE (Anderson, 1981) 44” tall, 58” wide, double, late, no staking $30 (cut, landscape)
Yes, I’m available this year! I’m a very easy peony to grow and if you buy me I will provide you with years of enjoyment in your gardens and vases.

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CARNATION BOUQUET (Seidl, 1996) 30” tall, 44” wide, double, mid, no staking $35 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Plump, pink blooms scent the air with spicy notes and hold their intense color well. ‘Carnation’s’ foliage is impeccably tidy and lovely all season.

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CENTURY SNOWDRIFT (Kornder) 34” tall, 48” wide, single, late $25 (landscape)
A newer variety that glistens snow-white colors later in the bloom season. Fills the plant with white, almost like a drift in the snow.

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CHINOOK (Marx/Rogers, 1981) 36” tall, 48” wide, double, late, no staking $20 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Though the winds may blow, this Chinook stands strong both inside a vase and in the elements. An amazing cut flower.

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CHOCOLATE SOLDIER (Auten, 1936) 28” tall, 32” wide, Japanese, mid, no staking $50 (cut, landscape)
Limited quantities! This darkest-of-the-reds is prized for its velvety chocolate blooms. Showy yellow anthers create a grand contrast.

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CHRISTMAS VELVET Anderson, 1992) 30” tall, 42” wide, bomb double, mid, no staking $50 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Excitement builds as Christmas arrives early in your garden. A much sought after bomb double for stem strength and an amazing bloom!

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CORAL SUNSET (Wissing/Klehm, 1981) 32” tall, 42” wide, semi-double, early, no staking $25 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Our favorite coral begins as coral, evolves to yellow, and finishes as creamy ivory: a sunset in reverse! Foliage is tidy and mounded.

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CORAL SUPREME (Wissing/Klehm 1981) 36” tall, 42” wide, semi-double, early, no staking $25 (cut, landscape)
Highly sought for its cut flower blooms and straight stems. Stands up tall through many a storm. Has a tinge of ivory white towards the end of the bloom season.

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CYTHEREA (Saunders, 1953) 24” tall, 32” wide, semi-double, early, no staking $25 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
A rich lipsticky pink that enlivens garden borders with its vivid hue. Plant 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 $30 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
Fragrant in arrangements and in the garden, and what color! ‘Diana’s’ brilliant red doesn’t fade, and its bright green foliage makes this a stunner.

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ETCHED SALMON (Cousins/Klehm, 1981) 36” tall, 42” wide, double, mid, no staking $30 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
When baby pink grows up, it becomes elegant salmon shades of coral. Enjoy outside and inside; extended vase life abounds.

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FIBER OPTIC (Kornder) 30” tall, 40” wide, Japanese, mid, no staking $50 (landscape)
New to the garden. One of his most sought after peonies are now available on a limited basis. Amazing bloom color display!

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GOLDILOCKS (Gilbertson, 1975) 28” tall, 38” wide, bomb double, early to mid, no staking $60 (cut)
Yes, there are yellow peonies! This pretty blonde is a full-bodied bomb double with a ruffled yellow skirt and a great sense of style.

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INDEPENDENCE DAY (Kornder) 32” tall, 42” wide, Japanese, mid to late, no staking $35 (landscape)
New to the garden. Nice foliage and clean white blooms add a touch of class to your garden.

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JOKER (Landis/Rogers, 2004) 28” tall, 36” wide, double, early to mid, no staking, $35 (cut, landscape)
‘Joker’ provides an excellent source of outdoor entertainment. So much so that tears appear after his venue sells out in the spring.

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LAURA MAGNUSON (Saunders, 1941) 32” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, late, no staking $20 (cut, landscape)
She takes a little care, but what a result! Plant ‘Laura’ in a very dry location and she’ll reward you with a showy, bright red hue.

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NEON (Nicholls, 1941) 34” tall, 42” wide, Japanese, mid-late, no staking $35 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
What a show-off! Hot pink petals with staminode edges are sprinkled with gold dust. This is our favorite Japanese bloom variety.

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OLD FAITHFUL (Glasscock/Falk, 1964) 36” tall, 48” wide, double, mid-late, no staking $45 (cut, landscape)
Full, arrogant blooms with delightfully contrasting center are a presence to be reckoned with. Be patient; it takes a few years to establish.

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PETITE ELEGANCE (Klehm, 1995) 24” tall, 30” wide, double, mid, no staking $25 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
This tidy plant makes a charming low hedge all season, and blooms are unabashedly romantic, in the garden or in a vase indoors.

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PINK HAWAIIAN CORAL (Klehm, 1981) 34” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, early, no staking $25 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
A rare and richly hued true Hawaiian coral shade, finally available for the garden. Blooms are set in a foliage of deep, rich green.

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RASPBERRY CHARM (Wissing, 1968) 32” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, early, no staking $25 (cut, landscape)
A sassy, tart red of brilliant, intense color, arriving early in the season. Perfect for gardeners impatient for spring!

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RED CHARM (Glasscock, 1944) 34” tall, 40” wide, bomb double, early $20 (fragrant, cut)
The standard of all peonies has continued to offer show quality blooms as well as one of the top cut flowers in commerce. My heavy blooms do need support.

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RED GRACE (Glasscock/Klehm, 1980) 34” tall, 40” wide, bomb double, early $20 (fragrant, cut)
An impressive, tightly woven bomb that holds its head high on robust stems, and retains its concentrated color nicely.

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RIVIDA (Harrell, 1985) 32” tall, 38” wide, single, mid, no staking $20 (cut, landscape)
An intensely violet-red beauty, she’s got a secret. In the fall, seed pods redden and are spectacular in dried arrangements.

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ROSE PEARL (Bigger, 1963) 34” high, 48” wide, double, mid $35 (fragrant, cut)
Wait no longer! The queen of fragrance is here! One bloom is all it takes for a sweet, rose scent that endures for generations.

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SALMON DREAM (Reath, 1979) 28” tall, 36” wide, single to semi-double, early, no staking $35 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
This refined, graceful bloom is a peony lover’s peony. Utterly feminine, it has a most delicate coral shade and a slight sheen to its petals.

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SUGAR N’ SPICE (Rogers, 1988) 26” tall, 38” wide, single, early, no staking $30 (fragrant, cut, landscape)
WOW! Enormous blooms up to 10 inches! Very fragrant! No staking! Excellent foliage! Truly is a garden must-have.

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THE FAWN (Wright) 34” tall, 40” wide, double, mid-late, no staking $20 (cut, landscape)
‘Fawn’ takes its time opening, and its extended bloom sequence is delightful to watch unfold. Soft pink blooms, touched with deeper rose tones.

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WHITE GRACE (Klehm, 2000) 30” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, mid $25 (fragrant, cut)
Stunning undertones of colors overwhelms the purest white ending to this masterpiece in your garden and vase.

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WHITE INNOCENCE (Saunders, 1947) 50” tall, 48” wide, single, mid $30
Must have support to truly realize the height of this Saunders variety. Petite, pure white bloom does not blush.

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WHITE IVORY (Klehm, 1981) 30” tall, 38” wide, double, mid $25 (fragrant, cut)
Our favorite ‘ivory’ white peony. Pure ivory from start to finish with no blushing or flecks. Another vase winner!

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