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Adelman Peony Gardens
Customer Service
503-393-6185
Fax 503-393-3457
5690 Brooklake Rd NE
PO Box 9193
Salem, OR 97305
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Reds
(Niva/Snelson, 1999)
Red, japanese, midseason, slightly fragrant, 30" tall, lactiflora. Glossy and lustrous foliage. Center petaloids edged with gold/white.
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(Saunders, 1941) TREE PEONY
Strawberry red, semi-double, midseason, 4 tall, lutea hybrid tree peony. A bright bloom with ruffled petals and dark center flares that highlight the center stamens.
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(Auten, 1943)
Red, bomb-type double, early-midseason, very fragrant, 36" tall, lactiflora cultivar. Large guard petals frame the bomb center. Opens well on stiff stems. Good in hot climates.
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(Daphnis, 1977) TREE PEONY
Dark red, semi-double, midseason, fragrant, 4 tall, lutea hybrid tree peony. The very dark, rich burgundy petals are twisted as though by the God of the cold North Winds.
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(Mains, 1956)
Extremely dark red, semi-double, lightly fragrant, early, 30" tall, hybrid. Very dark chocolate-red petals are sprinkled with golden stamens. Striking maroon fall foliage! Award of Landscape Merit 2009. APS Gold Medal 2010.
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(Saunders 1944)
Scarlet, single to semi-double, midseason, 33" tall, hybrid. Scarlet petals cupped around a small yellow center. Nice cut flower with brilliant color.
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(Hollingsworth, 1996)
Scarlet red, semi-double, lightly fragrant, midseason, 34" tall, hybrid. Striking color on a vigorous plant that is upright. Petal numbers may increase with plant maturity.
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(Saunders, 1948) TREE PEONY
Red, single to semi-double, midseason, 4 tall, lutea hybrid tree peony. A fast growing plant with attractive foliage and abundant red flowers with dark flares in the center.
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(Anderson, 1992)
Red, double, fragrant, midseason, 30 tall, hybrid. A bright red tight bloom that stands upright on a strong stem. Rarely sold.
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(Bigger, 1957)
Magenta, Japanese, lightly fragrant, midseason, 36" tall, lactiflora cultivar. Magenta guard petals surround a multicolored center. Very striking! Award of Landscape Merit 2009.
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(Hollingsworth, 1996)
Red, bomb-type double, lightly fragrant, midseason, 36" tall, hybrid. A very large, globular flower that I consider red-orange. Very visible in the garden. Needs staking due to the heavy flower.
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(Glasscock-Falk, 1955)
Red, single, midseason, 20" tall, hybrid. The brilliant, true red petals surround golden stamens for regal splendor. Makes a nice short border plant.
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(Crousse, 1881)
Raspberry Red, bomb-type double, midseason, 32" tall, lactiflora cultivar A dependable attractive red flower. Color is brilliant and of even tone with a silky luster. Still popular!
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(Kriek, 1955)
Ruby red, double, lightly fragrant, midseason, 34" tall, lactiflora cultivar. Frothy petals make it an excellent cut flower. Dark green foliage and strong growth habit.
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(hybridizer unknown)
Magenta, single, very early, 24" tall, hybrid. The fern-type foliage is a wonderful compliment to the landscape.
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(Daphnis, unknown) TREE PEONY
Strawberry red, single, lutea hybrid. An artist's mix of strawberry red with a yellow backside showing excitingly different tones each day. Ah, to spend a day in meditation viewing it!
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(Bockstoce, 1955)
Rich cardinal red, double, fragrant, midseason, 40" tall, hybrid. Heavy petal substance with a deep red sheen. Large flowers on long stems. May need support.
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(Daphnis, 1977) TREE PEONY
Deep red, double, midseason, fragrant, lutea hybrid tree peony. A vibrant flower that exudes power both in color and flower form. Blooms held high on plant. Named for the Greek God of Fire.
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(Anderson, 1999) ITOH
Creamy red, semi-double, midseason, intersectional, 30" tall. This striking flower fades to a cream while holding its darker center color. Award of Landscape Merit 2009.
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(H. Sass/Reynolds, 1971)
Chocolate red, japanese, midseason, 36" tall, lactiflora cultivar. An unusual color combined with an unusual flower form will make a focal point in your Spring flower bed.
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(Ericksen/Joslin, 1999)
Red, Japanese, midseason, 36 tall, lactiflora. A deepest red flower with feathery petals in the center. It draws visitors into the flowerbed for its delicate but bold statement.
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