ANGEL CHEEKS (Carl G. Klehm) Bomb, mid ... - Styer's Peonies

CRUSADER (Lyman
Glasscock 1940) Early,
semi-double. 32” tall.
Scarlet red flower with
three rows of petals,
crinkled finish, green
carpels, tipped red.
Golden stamens.
DIXIE (A. B. Franklin 1931)
Late. Bomb, double form.
Dark red blooms.
FELIX CROUSSE (Crousse
1881) Syn. Victor Hugo.
Late mid-season double.
Medium height. Poor
fragrance. Large, brilliant
crimson of even tone and
silky luster.
DAVID HARUM (Brand
1907/1920) Double. Midseason.
Large flower of
clear, light crimson,
smooth texture. Strong
stems. No fragrance.
DO TELL (Edward Auten)
Mid-season. Japanese
peony of soft shell pink
with smooth guard petals.
Rose, pink, and white
colored centers.
FESTIVA MAXIMA (Mielles
1851) Early. Fairly
fragrant. Height 24-30”.
Very large white double
with prominent crimson
flecks on a few central
petals.
DETROIT (Edward Auten,
Jr. 1948) Double. Early to
mid-season. Very large,
dark red bomb. Medium
height.
EDULIS SUPERBA (Nicholas
Lemon 1824) Double,
medium sized. Early to
mid-season. Pink blooms.
Mild fragrance. Height of
2’10” to 3’2”.
FLAME (Glascock 1939)
Early. Mid to large single.
Crimson-red flowers with
orange flame-like
coloration on the petals.
32” tall.
DIANA PARKS (Wm. S.
Bockstoce 1942) Double.
Early to mid-season.
Strong fragrance. Height
42”. Light, bright red.
Single row of guard petals.
ELSA SASS (Hans Peter
Sass 1930) Late double.
Fragrant. 28” tall. Large,
perfectly formed white
rose-type flowers with a
texture like velvet.
FUCHSIA DRAGONFLY (Roy
G. Klehm 2000) Two rows
of fuchsia guard petals.
Tight harvest wheat
colored center. Fragrant.
28” tall.