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 Border Charm
(Hollingsworth 1984) Itoh Hybrid. Midseason to Late
Midseason. A best landscaper. Single; yellow petals, paler at edges,
large dusky flares at the base, medium size flower, fragrant. Stiff
stems have a striking horizontal posture, making this an especially
interesting choice for the position of a semi-prostrate shrub, looks
great reaching out over stones, vigorous, prolific increase, matures
at 20” high and 50-60” wide. Item 0206. $40.00 |
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Treasure (Hollingsworth 1984)
Itoh Hybrid. Midseason to
Late. A best landscaper. Semidouble to sometimes a nearly full
center; heavily substanced petals open yellow gold, lightly flared
scarlet, center green and cream with prominent pink stigmas; fragrant.
Side buds on long stems develop in rotation, a leading example of
extended flowering period among peonies, up to four weeks in cooler
climates. Flowers are great in the garden or in the vase. Bush is
vigorous, medium height, arching but stiff stems make a widely
spreading silhouette. Well-grown plants may form up to a five-foot
wide mound at maturity, yielding four to five dozen blossoms over an
extended period. Cool green, semi-glossy leaflets are intermediate in
form between the parents, leathery and durable. APS seedling
Certificate of Merit 1984; several times chosen to the Court of Honor
at exhibitions, has produced Grand Champion of the APS annual
exhibition three times. Gold Medal Award 1996. Item 0205. Our
regular large divisions $120.00 |
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Escadrille
(Pehrson / Seidl 1989) Itoh Hybrid. Midseason. A Best
Landscaper. Single; bright dark red, smallish flower, unique Itoh
Hybrid flower form. Foliage much segmented, upright stems medium
height, prolific multiplier, consequently takes extra seasons to come
to full flowering maturity. An interesting, smaller scale novelty for
the mixed border. Item 1483. $40.00 |
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 Prairie Charm
(Hollingsworth 1992) Itoh Hybrid. Midseason to Late. A best
landscaper. Semidouble; petals lemon yellow and at the base of each
is a large, dark red-purple flare. All this encircles a prominent
center of creamy white and green. Medium-large flower averages 20-30
petals, overall similar to a Lutea Hybrid tree peony, but the stems
deciduous. A very dependable performer. It came through our early
April 2007 severe freezes with better flowering than most sorts.
Light green leaflets; stout stems, to 32 inches tall, forming a
substantial bush. Very limited supply this year. Item 0816. $68.00 |
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Sunshine (Hollingsworth 2005) Itoh
Hybrid. Midseason to Late midseason. A best landscaper.
Semi-double, brilliant clear yellow, blossoms out-facing, mostly one
per stem. Guard petals and inner petals are of similar length often
making a full flower on a mature plant. Medium height broad bush is
clothed in durable green foliage. Well constituted for the mixed
border or specimen plant. Limited Supply. Item 0926.1. $78.00 |
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 Bartzella (Anderson 1986)
Itoh Hybrid. Late. A
best landscaper.
Semidouble; large fluffy lemon yellow blooms with soft red flares and
white stigmas at center, a few sidebuds extend flowering, fragrant.
Very strong grower, prolific increase, can rapidly make a crowded
bush. Makes an excellent presentation in the garden. Much publicity
has attracted a mystic image and extraordinary popularity. Item 2934.
Our regular large divisions $120.00 |
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 Old Rose Dandy
(Laning 1993) Itoh Hybrid. Midseason to Late Midseason. A
best landscaper. Single, petals yellow-beige, with purplish
rose blend at opening, the hues reminiscent of some hellebores. The
purplish pigments pale as the flower matures, the underlying color
remaining to petal fall. Prolific bloom, many four-inch, star like
flowers cover the medium low, rounded bush and smallish, dark green
leaflets—very harmonious. Item 1960. $46.00
This plant is sold out for
the 2008 season. |
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