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  1. Marguerite Dessert

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    February 9, 2016

  2. Marquis C. Lagergren

    1916-Farr:39 Bright cherry-red with darker shading. $4.

    1918-B006-I:16

    1921-B014:16 Symposium II rating: 8.0

    1923-SPN:348

    1928-B:44 Double. 7.8 (Sym. 1925). Red.

    1976-K:060 (Dessert, 1911) - Double - Red - Midseason. Brilliant cherry-red with darker shadings. List in Wild 1955 catalog.

    February 9, 2016

  3. Clairette

    1918-B006-I:05 Single

    1921-B014:09 Symposium II rating: 8.5

    1923-SPN:344

    1928-B:64 Single. 8.1 (Sym. 1925). White.

    1928-B-d:088 Single type; large; midseason. Pale pink buds, opening to regularly formed white flowers of silky texture with a tuft of yellow stamens in the center; no appreciable fragrance. Tall; profuse...

    February 9, 2016

  4. Elisa

    1928-B:31 Double. 8.5 (by Directors' vote). Pink.

    1928-B-d:092 Cup-shaped flower of perfect form but small; carmine-hydrangea pink† shaded silvery salmon. Stem good; medium height. Information taken from introducer's description. † An example of queer color nomenclature. Carmine is a form of crimson and quite purplish, whereas...

    February 9, 2016

  5. Ginette

    1916-Farr:37 Large, imbricated cup-shaped flower, soft flesh-pink, shaded salmon. Very fragrant. Not for sale.

    1918-B006-I:09

    1921-B014:12 Symposium II rating: 8.8

    1923-SPN:346

    1928-B:34 Double. 8.6 (Sym. 1925) Flesh.

    1928-B-d:100 Double type; large; late midseason. Pale pink with faint old-rose shading and...

    February 9, 2016

  6. Umbellata rosea

    1916-Farr:29 Large, informal, rose type. Guards violet-rose, 3(154), shading to an amber-white center. Strong, upright grower; free bloomer; one of the earliest. Extra for landscape and cutting. 75 cts. NOTE.—This variety was renamed by mistake to Sarah Bernhardt. Has also been sold under the name of La France, both of which names belong to...

    February 9, 2016

  7. Laura Dessert

    1928-B:56 Double. Pink.

    1933-Sup:08 Double. 8.53 (Sym. 1933).

    1976-K:105 (Shaylor, 1919) - Double - Pink - Midseason.

    February 9, 2016

  8. Albiflora, The Bride

    1918-B006-I:02 Single

    1921-B014:07 Symposium II rating: 8.4. Single.

    1923-SPN:343 syns. La Fiancée; The Bride

    1928-B:63 Single. See The Bride.

    1976-K:002 Single - White - Early. Syn. THE BRIDE & LA FIANCEE. Since albiflora is now used to designate the species only, this peony is usually cataloged as THE BRIDE or...

    February 9, 2016

  9. Arlequin

    1923-SPN:344 Double. 8.1 (Sym. 1925). Pink.

    1928-B-d:081 Anemone type; large; midseason. Pale, rose-pink guard-petals, veined with darker pink; center composed of very long, narrow petaloids fringed at tips, yellow at the base, paling lighter and tinted pink at the edges; carpels pale, waxy green with pink tips; faintly fragrant. Medium...

    February 9, 2016

  10. Auguste Dessert

    1923-SPN:344

    1928-B:24 Double. 8.7 (Sym. 1925). Pink.

    1928-B-d:082 Double type; large; midseason. Big, round petals symmetrically graduated toward a loose center which shows a few stamens; intensely pink, no blue and no yellow—each petal edged with a narrow silvery border; fragrance not notable. Plant of moderate height and seems...

    February 9, 2016

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