Tree peony. Parentage John Simkins seed, Canada. First bloomed 1999. Double. Pink, slightly flat 20 cm across, stamens, pollen and seeds. Reliable, one bud per stem, good substance, good amount...
Tree peony. Parentage: seed from John Simkins, Canada. First bloomed 1998. Semi-double, burgundy flowers, raised flat form with stamens, seeds and pollen, reliable, one bud per stem. Good stem strength...
...when in bloom. The flower is like no other peony of any kind and it attracted much excited comment at the recent American Peony Society convention at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada....
...habit to 48 inches (120 cm), but mechanical support not needed. Named for Madame Jacqueline Desmarais, philanthropist and benefactor of arts and culture. Recipient of the Order of Canada (2013);...
...for an unusually flexible and beautiful contralto voice, as well as for its richness, warmth and resonance, all of it combined with stage presence and communicative power. The flowers lacy...
...to 32 inches, with very strong stems. Plant received from Henry Landis (Willowdale, ON, Canada) with the name ‘Joker’, and said to be one of the Bockstoce seedlings obtained by...
Tree peony. Parentage: seed from John Simkins, Canada. First bloomed in 1999. Velvety burgundy, semi-double hybrid. Raised flat, stamens, pollen, seeds, one bud per stem, good substance, good amount of...
Parentage unknown, seed from John Simkins, Canada. First bloomed 1998. Semi-double, medium pink, stamens, pollen and seeds. Flat form, reliable, one bud per stem, good substance, and stem strength. Approx....
Parentage: seed from John Simkins, Canada. First bloomed 1998. Double. Very late bloom, pale pink, small purple flare. Loose form. No seeds, no pollen, no stamens, reliable, one bud per...
...center the same shade as the outer petals when first opens. As flower ages the staminodes become silver tipped. Strong 38″ stems, mid-season bloom, vigorous grower. Photographs. Registered—Marvin Joslin, Canada...
