A double pink with delicate almost transparent petals. The flowers stand up well in the garden and we have received Court of Honour ribbons for this variety at shows.

Double, soft butter lemon yellow shade with light red flares at the base. An easy colour to use in the garden. A strong upright plant. Fragrant.

A single flesh-tone pink with a touch of magenta surrounding golden stamens. Flowers early season.
 

A favourite dark burgundy red with the staminodes slightly edged in gold. The blooms are broad shaped Japanese form with the guard petals slightly cupped. Bloom early midseason.
 

A Japanese form pink peony with yellow staminodes. Although not formally registered it is highly praised and won three ribbons at the CPS convention show in 2010. A Canadian bred peony that would be a welcomed addition in any garden.

A collectors tree peony with large pure white blooms with dark purple flares in the centre. It has gold stamens in the center and is truly striking. This strong growing plant reaching at least 5 feet here. It is fragrant and an excellent garden plant. Hazel’s favourite tree peony. These are our own propagations and very few are available.

The same pure white with dark purple flares as Joseph Rock variety but many more petals. A strong vigorous plant but it often takes several years before it produces the double form of flowers. Fragrant. Very limited availability.

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A very large bright pink Japanese form peony with staminodes of bright pink edged in yellow. A strong garden plant and excellent cut flower.

A wonderful combination of red, orange and yellow which shows as copper. It fades for an attractive feature in the garden. A strong plant with great foliage. Flowers midseason.

 

A very large double light pink with slightly deeper shades in the center. Excellent cut flower and garden plant with strong stems. Fragrant. Late blooming.

A double blush pink with light petals in the centre. Slightly fragrant and side-buds for extended bloom. Flowers midseason.

A Japanese form with large soft pink guard petals and staminodes of pink edged with gold. Good presentation with healthy foliage and strong stems. Flowers early midseason.

Double. Translates as ‘The Swan’. Very large white tinged with ivory. Often considered one of the most perfect peonies, due to its broad overlapped incurved petals. Moderately fragrant. Height 27 inches. Flowers early.

Double claret red with a few yellow stamens interspersed. Slightly fragrant. Flowers  midseason. 
 

A bright red cup-shaped single or semi-double flower on strong tall stems. Another excellent garden plant by Saunders. 

White double Lactiflora which may show some specks of deep pink on the petals. Fragrant. Flowers early midseason.

Full double blush or pearl white bloom fading to white. Mildly fragrant. Blooms well and withstands adverse weather. A good landscape and cut flower. Blooms mid late season.

A large double medium pink bloom held well above foliage. A great cut flower. It is best with some support in garden. Blooms mid to late season.

Double flowers open blush pink with a hint of yellow and fade to white with a blush centre. A strong reliable grower. Flowers mid late.

A very old deep pink double on compact plant. Blooms very early and is a strong grower.

A unique intersectional peony with deep pink-red tones and much darker flares. A single bloom on a strong plant with dark green foliage.

Striking contrasts in this semi-double, between the ten creamy white petals touched with lavender pink and the dark reddish purple flares. Many carpels in the centre but few stamens so the flares are very noticeable. A strong grower and excellent landscape plant. Bloom midseason.

The origin of this single crimson peony is uncertain but it is definitely worth adding to your garden. It is a hybrid of P. tenuifolia as shown by its foliage. Good rock garden or front of border plant. Blooms very early.

 Double. Large ruby red with good texture and gold stamens. Fragrant. Blooms late.

Lactiflora

A single light to medium pink with pink flecks near the outer edge. Excellent garden plant and slightly fragrant.

Lactiflora

A light yellow semi-double with dark reddish flares surrounding yellow stamens and green carpels. Strong stems and good landscaper. Flowers midseason.

A lovely soft yellow semi-double that fades to a creamy yellow. Best placed behind another perennial as the light green foliage may deteriorate later in the season. Flowers midseason.

 

This strong growing tree peony has pinkish-purple tone, fragrant flowers. We have grown it for many years but unfortunately cannot provide a variety name. A tree peony for less and all it’s missing, is its original name.