BARTZELLA (Anderson 1986)
Full double flowers, bright yellow with red flares. Healthy and strong growth, 100% winter-hardy. Lovely lemon fragrance, giant flowers (18 cm)! Recommended for any garden, unique and most popular yellow sort.
CALLIE´S MEMORY (Anderson 1999)
Flowers semi-double, apricot cream with maroon flares and picotee edges. At the opening, the flower has the shape of a rose. Flowers slightly fragrant. Nice foliage, good grower, 100% winter-hardy. Among peonies very unusual flower color, excellent.
CANARY BRILLIANTS (Anderson 1999)
Light salmon in bud, opening to semi-double to full double. Some blooms remain light yellow or apricot, while others become very brilliant in color. It has long stems and good green foliage. Height 70 cm.
CHILLED WINE (Hager 1981)
Standards wine carmine with blue lines at midrib, falls wine carmine, blue in center, dark veining at throat. Plant height 100 cm. Higher, vigorously growing sort, suitable for perennial flowerbeds.
CONCORD CRUSH (Bauer/Coble 2009)
Standards blue-violet, falls dark blue-violet, ruffled, white venation at the top center of the falls. Multi-petaled form, tetraploid, reblooming. Highly prized sort, a double flower appearance, nice.
CORA LOUISE (Anderson 1986)
Huge semi-double white flowers with deep lavender to purple flares. The contrast between the purple color of the center of this peony and the pure white petals is magnificent – it is reminiscent of the type found on the Chinese Gansu Mudan (P. rockii hybrids). Robust stems hold the flowers well above the foliage. Beautiful, slightly fragrant flowers. Amazing...
COURT JESTER (Anderson 1999)
Flowers simple, gold-orange with dark burgundy red flares surrounding a group of yellow stamens with red tipped stigmas. Nice foliage, good grower, 100% winter-hardy. Height 80 cm. Very unusual flower color, excellent and beautiful.
CURRIER (Hollingworth 2004)
Standards deep red, style arms light blue and red mixture. Falls medium deep red, white wire rim and very large white signal. Plant height 90 cm. Fine tetraploid sort, large flowers and profuse blooming...
FIRST ARRIVAL (Anderson 1986)
Semi-double to double, very large flowers, lavender pink with darker center. Flowers abundant, situated on top of the dense foliage, slightly scented. Beautiful dark green leaves create superb and compact shrub.
GARDEN TREASURE (Hollingsworth 1984)
Flowers semi-double to nearly full double, yellow petals, reddish in the centre. Flowers well above the foliage, plants form broad low bush. Flowers fragrant, strong stems, height 70 cm. 100% winter-hardy. Recommended...
GOLDEN EDGE (McEwen 1991)
Deep sky blue flowers, shaded with darker blue tones, falls painted with intricate yellow and white blazes at the base and edged in golden yellow. Height 75 cm. Fine tetraploid sort.
HILLARY (Anderson 1999)
Semi-double to double, large flowers, dark pink at the opening that fades gradually to a cream color on the upper part of the petals whereas the lower part keeps its red-rose coloration. Flowers fragrant. Compact habit, height 90 cm. A spectacular peony!
HOW AUDACIOUS (Hollingworth 2009)
Standards red violet, style arms blue violet, brown pink tips and edges. Falls blue to red violet, cream wire rim, cream dashes over outer petals give plicata effect, yellow signal area covers half of petal. Plant height 85 cm. Bright rose, violet and yellow colors in a stunning flower.
I SEE STARS (Heemskerk 2017)
Big (14 cm) deep blue flowers with blue netting at the white base of falls. 5 to 6 falls in each flower. 75 cm height. Beautiful new flower pattern, healthy growth. Novelty in the sibirica's world!
JULIA ROSE
Semi-double flowers, opening a cherry red then turn to salmon- and apricot orange, latter to cream. Will show flowers in 3 colors at one time on a plant. The flower is carried well above the foliage on firm stems. Height 70 cm. Unique sort, limited amount.
KABLUEY (Bauer/Coble 1999)
Multipetalled form, standards dark blue violet, falls dark blue violet, white blaze yellow in throat. Fine dark blue, tetraploid, multipetalled form. Height 75 cm.
LOLLIPOP (Anderson 1999)
Flowers large (15 cm) semi-double to double yellow with red candy stripes through flower giving these blooms the appearance of an all-day sucker. Good spherical plant habit and very floriferous as are all the herbaceous x tree peony hybrids. Height 80 cm. Frost resistant, reliable growth, profuse flowering.
MISS APPLE (Schafer&Sacks 2009)
Standards medium red blended with yellow, falls deep, rich red blended with yellow, signal showy warm yellow, dark widely spaced veins. Slight sweet fragrance. Plant height 75 cm. 'Miss Apple' is a color pioneer - getting several shades closer to red than any redviolet siberian. Unusual sort.
NIKLAS SEA
Standards and falls deep violett blue, prominent white stripes at the base. Plant height 90 cm. Healthy growth and profuse flowering. Great in natural perennial flowerbeds.
PAPRIKASH (Schafer&Sacks 2012)
Standards pale ground with red-violet veins and dappling, yellow at hafts; style arms light apricot, bright red-violet heart; falls apricot ground, heavily speckled red all over, bright yellow signal with self speckles and veins; slight sweet fragrance. Height 50 cm.
PASTEL SPLENDOR (Anderson/Seidl 1996) R.F. 1986)
Huge semi-double white flowers with deep lavender to purple flares. The contrast between the purple color of the center of this peony and the pure white petals is magnificent – it is reminiscent of the type found on the Chinese Gansu Mudan (P. rockii hybrids). Robust stems hold the flowers well above the foliage. Beautiful, slightly fragrant flowers. Amazing...
PINK PARFAIT
Large, double flowers, pink-violet colour. Height 70 cm. Elegant flowers, excellent sort.
PRUSSIAN BLUE (Tamberg 1993)
Flowers large, standards dark blue, falls ruffled velvety dark blue with a small white, blue-veined mirror. Height 85 cm. A beautiful tetraploid variety with large, very dark blue colored flowers.
SHIRLEY POPE (Currier McEwen 1979)
Standards red-purple, falls similar to standards with velvety texture, white signal. Plant height 70 cm. Popular sort, widely used in perennial flowerbeds.
