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Nancy Nora Peony
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NEW FOR 2025
Pink double, flowering midseason. This is a full rose type flower with excellent substance. The color is a pleasing clear, soft pink. Fragrance is that of the rose geranium. It has good strong dark green stems of medium height, holding up the flowers without support. (Bernstein, 1942) Lactiflora
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Red Carpet Peony
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NEW FOR 2025
Double red, mid-season. In looking down the row full of bloom, it looks like someone had rolled out the red carpet welcome! This good deep rich velvety red does not fade for us. The many flowers, having a double row of large petals encircling a fluffy center, bloom at the same time and have good keeping qualities. There are many side blooms to bud on an established, plant. Good stems and foliage. (Wild & Son, 1965) Lactiflora
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Tourangelle Peony
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NEW FOR 2025
Heirloom. Double, late bloomer with a pleasant fragrance. Pale apple-blossom pink to flesh-pink in the center. Medium height; floriferous. A handsome, very richly colored flower which requires time to develop to its best form. May need support. At its best, it is one of the most beautiful of all peonies. (Dessert, 1910) Lactiflora
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Spiffy Peony
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NEW IN 2025
Fuchsia red/pinkish tan 5″ flowers. Fuchsia red guard petals and a pinkish tan center with a few center petaloids matching the guard petals. 1-3 buds per stem, This midseason bloom is fragrant and is 28" high. (Klehm, R. G, 1999) Lactiflora
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May Lilac Peony
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Medium size cup shaped blooms are always a rich shade of lilac in our climate; a very desirable peony that forms a massive bush with large leaves and never fails to have a mass of fresh looking, long lasting blooms. A very rare variety and highly regarded by peony professionals. (Saunders, 1950) Hybrid
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Neon Peony
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NEW FOR 2025
Very bright pink guard petals surround an illuminated center of pink staminodes edged with golden yellow. Blooms midseason. The flower grows noticeably larger until it's maturity and the color does not fade. 'Neon' is a tall, upright grower and stands up well. An eyecatcher in the garden! (Nicholls, 1941) Lactiflora
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Petticoat Parade Peony
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NEW FOR 2025
Bomb. Mid-season. A delicate soft pink bomb with cream and white overtones. Single to double row of guard petals. Reliable, fragrant, excellent stem strength, 36 in. height. Like gathered petticoats, these soft pink-and-cream petals are ruffled and romantic. A star in any arrangement with a delicate fragrance and sturdy stems. (Klehm, R.G., 1989) Lactiflora
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Love Birds Peony
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NEW IN 2025
Early. Pale blush pink has large 6" blooms with petals 2.5" wide. Named ‘Lovebirds’ for the way in which the two carpals bend toward each other, like lovebirds at play. Sidebuds provide a lengthier bloom season. Foliage is very attractive. (Saunders/Goldsmith/Smetana, 1984) Hybrid.
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Fantastic Peony
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NEW FOR 2025
A small to medium size Japanese-type gem; the deep rose pink guard petals surround a feathery cream center with a crown of rose pink petaloids; a unique and dazzling flower; plant height about 26". (Tischler, 1972) Lactiflora
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Joker Peony
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NEW FOR 2025
Flowers are fully double. When first open, the petals are pink with darker pink edges that mature to white centers and a pink picotee on the tips. This fading habit is unique and striking in the garden. Flowers are longer lived than many in its class. Early to mid season. Height to 32 inches. 2021 Gold Medal Award (Rogers, 2004) Hybrid.
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