AMARILLO FRILLS (Hager 2002)
Standards and falls golden yellow, crisped and ruffled. Beards yellow. Beautiful sort.
anomala
Flowers simple, purplish pink with striking yellow stamens, 8 cm in diameter. After flowering, it produces interesting fruits with shiny black seeds. Very decorative, finely dissected leaves, grows to a height of about 80 cm. Very hardy peony for sunny to semi-shady locations and neutral to calcareous soils, suitable for natural gardens. I am sending three-year-old plants planted in a 2 l container.
anomala
Flowers are simple, elegant, pure white with striking yellow stamens, flowers up to 8 cm in diameter. The plants feature highly decorative, finely cut foliage and grow to a height of approximately 50 cm. The autumn coloration of the plants is magnificent - the leaves are golden-yellow to orange, and the stems are a vibrant red. Native to the Himalayas, this peony grows in bushes on dry or rocky slopes. Plant in a sheltered, semi-shaded spot with neutral to calcareous soil. It is also well-suited to the back of perennial borders.
ATHENA (Saunders 1949)
Flowers single, large, ivory-white to apricot-yellow with prominently present lavender flares at the base of the flower petals, contrasting golden-yellow stamens in the centre. It is a quadruple hybrid created from P. lactiflora x {(P. macrophylla x P. mlokosewitschii) x P. officinalis} breeding. Light fragrance. Early blooming, floriferous and vigorous with strong stems. Only rarely offered. Recommended. Plant height 80 cm.
AVIS VARNER (Varner 1981)
Full double flowers, large, deep red, no stamens visible. Excellent stem strength, even with the additional 3 side buds per stem. Strong and healthy bush, height 90 cm. Often used for cutting.
AVIS VARNER - XL plant No.1
In the case you will order this plant, you will receive exactly the one shown in the photo - XL plant No.1. Full double flowers, large, deep red, no stamens visible. Excellent stem strength, even with the additional 3 side buds per stem. Strong and healthy bush, height 90 cm. Often used for cutting.
AVIS VARNER - XL plant No.2 (2026)
In the case you will order this plant, you will receive exactly the one shown in the photo - XL plant No.2. Full double flowers, large, deep red, no stamens visible. Excellent stem strength, even with the additional 3 side buds per stem. Strong and healthy bush, height 90 cm. Often used for cutting.
AVIS VARNER - XL plant No.3 (2026)
In the case you will order this plant, you will receive exactly the one shown in the photo - XL plant No.3. Full double flowers, large, deep red, no stamens visible. Excellent stem strength, even with the additional 3 side buds per stem. Strong and healthy bush, height 90 cm. Often used for cutting.
AVIS VARNER - XL plant No.4 (2026)
In the case you will order this plant, you will receive exactly the one shown in the photo - XL plant No.4. Full double flowers, large, deep red, no stamens visible. Excellent stem strength, even with the additional 3 side buds per stem. Strong and healthy bush, height 90 cm. Often used for cutting.
BATIK (Ensminger 1986)
Royal purple flowers irregularly spattered and streaked with white markings, ruffled. Beards light orange. May reach only 60 cm height in very dry and sunny places.
BEWILDERBEAST (Kasperek 1995)
Standards and falls with outrageous combination of purple, gold and white, yellow-brown beards. Well-branched stem, reliable grower.
BOULEVARD JAZZ (Blyth 2009)
Standards white with fine lemon wire edges. Falls lavender with a large white starburst radiating out and blending into lavender, edge more buff to red violet, ruffled. Beards vivid tangerine, lighter at end.
CAFE D'AMOUR (Blyth 2010)
Standards antique lemon infused with light violet, falls bright blue-violet to rosy-violet, deepening to blue violet around the gold beards. Exceptionally ruffled flowers, excellent sort.
CANDY CANE CUTIE (Maryott 2000)
Standards white, with light apricot shadow, falls white, even violett or maroon veining near full length, diffusing at end with white band. Beards bright tangerine. Lovely sort.
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CHALICE (Saunders 1929)
A hybrid of P. lactiflora × P. macrophylla with large, single flowers (15–20 cm in diameter) ranging from creamy to pure white. The centers feature silky, golden stamens with a red to purple tint at the base. This is a very early-blooming peony, often flowering as early as May. It has large, glossy, fresh-green foliage and reaches a height of 80 cm.
CHAMPAGNE WALTZ (Schreiner 1994)
Standards apricot yellow, falls ruffled, creamy white with apricot yellow edge. Beards tangerine orange. Fine sort, good also in combination with high perennials.
CHARLESTON (Keppel 2002)
Standards white with broad blue violet edge, falls white with darker blue edge. Flowers very ruffled and laced. Beards blue white, light yellow in throat.
CHASING RAINBOWS (Hager 1995)
Standards peach pink, purple blended up midrib, falls buff, lavender and blue blend, violet veins, ruffled. Beards tangerine. Fine combination of colors, very suitable for a vase.
CHEMISTRY (Black 2003)
Standards medium purple, edge slightly darker, falls velvety red purple, white rays by beard, short paler purple dart at end of fat burnt orange beard with white base. Slight sweet fragrance.
COFFEE BREAKFAST (Nejedlo 2004)
Standards salmon pink, falls darker with brown sanded pattern. Standards and falls ruffled. Unique sort bred by Czech breeder P. Nejedlo.
CONJURATION (Byers 1989)
Standards white, lightly infused pale violet blue, falls white, suffusing to deep bright amethyst violet edge. White, horns-like beards tipped tangerine (SA Type). Flowers ruffled. Late flowering, very long and slim inflorescence. One of the most popular irises.
