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Adelman Peony Gardens
Customer Service
503-393-6185
5690 Brooklake Rd NE
PO Box 9193
Salem, OR 97305
info@peonyparadise.com
Open House:
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Home > Herbaceous Peonies
Herbaceous Peonies
(Tolomeo, 2001) ITOH
Pale lavender, midseason, 32" tall, Itoh. A delicate lavender flower with color intensifying in the center. Wonderful landscape plant.
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(Saunders/Reath/Rogers, 1991)
Pale pink to white, semi-double, early, 32" tall, fragrant, hybrid, fertile tetraploid. A frilly pale pink bloom that glows. Strong stems and large, glossy foliage.
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(Hollingsworth, 1984) ITOH
Yellow, single, midseason, 22" tall, intersectional/Itoh. This yellow intersectional is quite short and a good subject for positioning as a prostrate shrub flowing over rocks.
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(Tischler, 1987)
Pink, anemone, midseason, light fragrance, 24" tall, lactiflora. Brilliant pink flowers with serrated center petals cutely bunched together.
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(Klehm, 1963)
Creamy white, double, lightly fragrant, midseason, 34" tall, lactiflora. Very large, luscious cream-white flower. Wonderful cut flower! APS Gold Medal Award 1981.
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(Krekler,1965)
White, japanese, midseason, 34" tall, lactiflora. An all white flower with abundant thin petaloids filling the center. Will stand up nicely in spring rain.
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(Saunders, 1929)
Cream, single, very early, 36" tall, hybrid. Long silky golden stamens in the center of large, creamy white petals. This lactiflora x macrophylla cross has very large glossy dark green leaves.
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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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(Anderson, 1986) ITOH
White with deep lavender flares, semi-double, lightly fragrant, midseason, 24" tall, intersectional. A striking contrast of lavender flares in this white bloom. Dark green, deeply cut foliage. Rare.
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(Wissing, 1964)
Coral, semi-double, early-midseason, 40" tall, hybrid. Very vigorous, large cup-shaped flowers. Exotic deep coral that fades to a softer color on opening. May need staking. APS Gold Medal Award 1986.
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(Cousins/Roy Klehm, 1981)
Coral-peach, single, midseason, 34" tall, hybrid. Deep coral cup-shaped flowers enhanced by a center of golden stamens. Our floral arranger's favorite! Award of Landscape Merit 2009.
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(Bigger, 1968)
Light pink, semi-double, very fragrant, midseason, 32" tall, lactiflora cultivar. This unique flower has darker pink 'paint flecks' on the petals. God gave it special attention.
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(Saunders, 1940)
Sharp pink, semi-double, midseason, 33" tall, hybrid. Sharp pink semi-double with many stems and many flowers. Can tolerate some shade. Award of Landscape Merit 2009.
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(Krekler/R. Klehm, 2003)
White, semi-double to double, midseason, 28" tall, lactiflora. May have red streaking on outer petals at times.
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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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(Anderson, 1986) ITOH
Lavender-pink, semi-double, lightly fragrant, midseason, 28" tall, intersectional. Pink to lavender semi-double with red flares. Dark green, deeply cut foliage. Abundant flowers.
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(Hollingsworth, 1984) ITOH
Yellow, semi-double, very fragrant, mid to late season, 30" tall, intersectional. Beautiful yellow flowers with muted red flares. Long bloom period. APS Gold Medal Award 1996. ALM 2009.
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(Anderson) ITOH
Yellow, single, lightly fragrant, midseason, intersectional/Itoh. An excellent landscape plant. Striking in its simplicity of a yellow bloom that radiates red flares from the center.
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(Anderson, 2010) ITOH
Pink, semi-double, midseason, 26" tall. Brilliant fuchsia pink with pale creamy stamens and wavy petals making a statement of simple beauty.
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(Saunders-Krekler, 1953)
Red, semi-double, midseason, 34" tall, hybrid. A brilliant, brilliant red set off by a yellow/pastel center.
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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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