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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:
May 1st - June 15th, 2021 |
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Reds
(Auten, 1943)
Red, bomb-type double, early-midseason, very fragrant, 36" tall, lactiflora. Large guard petals frame the bomb center. Opens well on stiff stems. Good in hot climates.
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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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(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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NEW!
(Auten, 1941)
Red, semi-double, midseason, 32” tall, hybrid. Rich red color with showy stamens held upright.
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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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(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. 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. Frothy petals make it an excellent cut flower. Dark green foliage and strong growth habit.
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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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(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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(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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(Anderson) ITOH
Cherry red, single to semi-double, fragrant, midseason, 28" tall, intersectional/Itoh. Opens a cherry red fading to orange then yellow, showing 3 colors of flowers on the plant. Excellent garden plant.
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(Bigger, 1940)
Red, double, fragrant, midseason, 36" tall, lactiflora. Rose-type flowers of watermelon-red on strong dark green stems. APS Gold Medal Award 1957.
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(Rosenfield, 1908)
Red, double, midseason, 36" tall, lactiflora. This is the true variety, dug from the granddaughter's yard.
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(Glasscock, 1941)
Red, single, lightly fragrant, very early, 12"-18" tall, hybrid. The finely cut leaves and dwarf stature of this plant are a result of a cross between P. officinalis and P. tenuifolia.
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(D. Reath, 1988)
Red, single, early, 20" tall, hybrid. This plant has a mounding habit with finely cut foliage. Good in the rock garden or as a contrasting foliage border plant. Award of Landscape Merit 2010.
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(David Reath, 1992)
Red, semi-double, early midseason, 36" tall, hybrid. A brilliant red flower that shows up clear across the garden! The large silken petals are ruffled adding fullness. APS Gold Medal winner 2013.
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(Auten, 1957)
Dark red, double, lightly fragrant, midseason, 33" tall, lactiflora. A dark, bright red flower with yellow stamens interspersed for a joyful expression of nature. Holds itself erect.
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(Hollingsworth, 1986)
Red, bomb-type double, midseason, 34" tall, hybrid. A rich warm red medium-sized flower. Long lasting cut. APS Gold Medal Award 2007. Award of Landscape Merit 2009.
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(Auten, 1927)
Deep garnet, Japanese, lightly fragrant, late, 32" tall, lactiflora. The garnet blooms have petaloid tips flushed and edged in gold. Lovely in arrangements. A real bonus is reddish colored seedpods.
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(Glasscock-Falk, 1964)
Dark velvet red, double, lightly fragrant, 36" tall, midseason, hybrid. Regal velvety red flowers. Strong stems with healthy, dark green foliage. APS Gold Medal Award 1997. Award of Landscape Merit 2009.
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