HORTENSIA ROSE (Cayeux 2002)
Standards and falls raspberry pink, ruffled. Beards coral pink. Slight fragrance. Healthy growth, vigorous plants.
SHARP DRESSED MAN (Johnson 2010)
Standards iridescent medium purple, falls elegantly ruffled, purple black, velvety texture with slightly lighter rim. Beards prominent bright orange. Pleasant sweet fragrance. Robust and healthy growth, very ellegant iris.
SOCIAL BLUSH (Sutton 2008)
Standards and falls heavily ruffled and laced. Standards and falls pink, falls with lighter white center. Beards scarlet. Slight spicy fragrance.
PALLIDA ALBA
Natural species growing on sunny places, fully frost-resistant in Czech Republic and Germany. Standards white, falls white, bented down. Beards white. Height 50-60 cm. Flowering time May. Fine iris for sunny flowerbeds.
germanica Spectabilis
Standards blue to blue-violet, falls blue-violet, bent down, around the white bears with a fine pattern. Height 40-50 cm. Blooms in May. Nice iris, especially suitable for sunny rock gardens. Flowering time April / May. Fine iris for sunny rock gardens.
FLORENTINA
Flowers of a very faintly bluish shade rather than pure white with some greenish-yellow veining on the haft and a deep yellow beard. Wild species, coming from Italy and Southern Europe. Flowers very pleasantly fragrant!
OH BABE (Anderson 1981)
Standards deep gold, falls white ground with broad band of dark red brown plicata markings, deep gold in center, light brown edge. Beards deep yellow. Healthy growth.
PEGGY ANNE (Sutton 2007)
Standards and falls purple black, irregularly streaked silver, ruffled. Beards black purple tipped old gold. Slight sweet fragrance. Unique broken color pattern.
PRINCESSE CAROLINE DE MONACO (Cayeux 1998)
Pure light blue self, strongly ruffled. Beards orange red. Sweet floral fragrance. Perfect growth habit, and bud counts. Beautiful sort.
peregrina 'Fire King'
Flowers single, shining red , cup shaped, stamens yellow. Close to the indigenous natural species distributed in south-eastern Europe. Very early flowering (April/May). Precious species suitable to sunny places in rock gardens of perennial beds, especially good in combination with taller perennials and grasses.
NOSEGAY (Saunders 1950)
Single flowers, shell pink to soft salmon glazed in silver, fat golden yellow stamens surrounding purple stigmas complete a sensational display. Noticeable fragrance. It is a hybrid created from P. mlokosewitschi x P. tenuifolia breeding. Early blooming, very floriferous and vigorous, charming, recommended.
LITTLE RED GEM (Reath 1988)
Single purple-red to deep pink blooms on compact, low (40 cm) bushes with finely cut foliage. It belongs to the "Rock Garden Peonies" group, suitable to the rock gardens or in front positions in your garden. It blooms very early, in April.
CLAIRE DE LUNE (White, Wild & Son 1954)
Flowers single, large (13 cm), creamy yellow, crinkled and rounded petals and dark yellow stamens. It is a hybrid of the yellow species P. mlokosewitschii and Mons. Jules Elie. Wonderfully fragrant. Dark green leaflets, reddish stems, low plant habit and high vigour. This very choice variety is one of the earliest flowering peonies, very wanted...
ATHENA (Saunders 1949)
Flowers single, large, ivory-white to apricot-yellow with prominently present lavender flares at the base of the flower petals, contrasting golden-yellow stamens in the centre. It is a quadruple hybrid created from P. lactiflora x {(P. macrophylla x P. mlokosewitschii) x P. officinalis} breeding. Light fragrance. Early blooming, floriferous and vigorous with strong stems. Only rarely offered. Recommended. Plant height 80 cm.
officinalis 'Anemoniflora'
Flowers 10 cm in diameter, simple to semi-double, pink to pinkish red, early flowering. Height only 40-50 cm. Peony for sunny or semi-shady places, suitable for natural gardens.
anomala
Flowers simple, purplish pink with striking yellow stamens, 8 cm in diameter. After flowering, it produces interesting fruits with shiny black seeds. Very decorative, finely dissected leaves, grows to a height of about 80 cm. Very hardy peony for sunny to semi-shady locations and neutral to calcareous soils, suitable for natural gardens. I am sending three-year-old plants planted in a 2 l container.
ELIZA LUNDY (Krekkler 1975)
Double bomb-style flowers, vibrant, true red color. This charming little peony is a cross between Paeonia peregrina and P. officinalis. Flowers slightly fragrant. Strong stems and compact foliage make this a perfect choice for the small garden. Growing just 60 cm tall, it forms a dense bush.
officinalis 'Alba Plena'
Flowers double, pure white, pinkish in bud and at the beginning of flowering. flowers sweetly fragrant. Usually blooms in early May, about two weeks before classic herbaceous peonies. Plant height up to 50 cm, therefore it is especially suitable for the foreground of mixed perennial beds.
anomala
Flowers are simple, elegant, pure white with striking yellow stamens, flowers up to 8 cm in diameter. The plants feature highly decorative, finely cut foliage and grow to a height of approximately 50 cm. The autumn coloration of the plants is magnificent - the leaves are golden-yellow to orange, and the stems are a vibrant red. Native to the Himalayas, this peony grows in bushes on dry or rocky slopes. Plant in a sheltered, semi-shaded spot with neutral to calcareous soil. It is also well-suited to the back of perennial borders.
CHALICE (Saunders 1929)
A hybrid of P. lactiflora × P. macrophylla with large, single flowers (15–20 cm in diameter) ranging from creamy to pure white. The centers feature silky, golden stamens with a red to purple tint at the base. This is a very early-blooming peony, often flowering as early as May. It has large, glossy, fresh-green foliage and reaches a height of 80 cm.
tenuifolia
Finely cut leaves, single bright red petals and golden yellow center. Height 40 cm. Need very sunny position and well drained soil, excellent for rock gardens. Natural wild species, very rare. I offer 3 years old plants potted in 2 liter containers.
RARE COIN (Ghio 2014)
Standards gold, falls white at beard washing to light yellow toward petal edges, precise deep brown rim. Beards yellow. Height 80 cm.
QUEEN'S CIRCLE (Kerr 2000)
Standards white, falls white with dark blue edge. Flowers beautifully ruffled. Beards orange red, pale yellow at end. Slight fragrance. Height 80 cm.
RARE QUALITY (Schreiners 1999)
Standards and falls white, deep plum purple edge. Beards blue, yellow hair tips and in throat. Height 90 cm
