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1. Monsieur Dupont

   

   1916-Farr:36 Very large, compact, globular, rose type. White, 2(10). Erect, medium, compact habit. Late. Extra good. $3.50.

   1918-B006-I:04

   1923-SPN:344

   1928-B:25 Double. 8.6 (Sym. 1915). White.

   1928-B-d:084 Double type; very large; late midseason. A rounded, incurved white bloom, shaded yellow at base of petals,...

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2. 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...

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3. Solfatare

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4. Madame Edouard Doriat

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5. Sylviane

   

   1928-B:54 Double. 8.7 Director’s Vote. White.

   1928-B-d:145 Anemone type; large; midseason. Broad white guard petals, sometimes marked crimson on outside, and smaller pale canary-yellow petals in the center, lighter at the tips when first opening, and fading to pure white. The introducer calls it "rose," that is, double type,...

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6. Hakodate

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7. Argentine

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8. Jeanne Lapandry

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9. Nanette

   1928-B:47 Double. White. Not yet in general commerce.

   1933-Sup:07 Double. 8.86 (Sym. 1933).

   1935-B060:12 8.86. Lacti. Double. Midseason. Blush. A loosely built pale pink that fades white, of large size and beautiful form, carried on medium height stems of good strength, this flower possesses a beauty and charm that few lovers of...

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10. Marguerite Dessert

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