Quick Search: Paeonia - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

A mature plant of ‘Bartzella’ is incredibly elegant looking, with flowers neatly spaced on the top and sides of the clump. Established clumps can produce 80 or more flowers apiece! The semi-double to double, pastel yellow flowers have a small rose purple flare in the center and a pronounced sweet fragrance. They measure 6-8 inches across on average.

Healthy green foliage similar to that of a tree peony forms an impressively sturdy clump to 3ft tall and wide. Unlike some garden peonies, the foliage of this plant looks great from spring through fall and is substantial enough to be grown in place of a small shrub in the landscape.

Itoh Peony ‘Julia Rose‘ is a remarkable Intersectional Peony with magnificent single to semi-double blossoms changing color over time. Cherry red in bud, they mature to apricot and yellow. A single plant can display different colored blooms at the same time creating a spectacular display.

4-5" bright pink, Anemone-type flowers; blooms mid-late season. Grows 24" tall with strong straight stems that hold up well in the rain; classic green ivy foliage. Good cut flower; slight fragrance.

Large, brilliant, scarlet flowers with golden stamen tufts and mild fragrance. Excellent bush habit looks nice well into the fall. Superior true red! American Peony Society Gold Medal Selection.

A favorite of the breeder, this outstanding peony produces intense sunset coral, semi-double blossoms with rose overtones and a fluffy boss of deep yellow stamens in the center. The lightly fragrant flowers are long lasting in fresh bouquets. ‘Coral Sunset’ blooms early in the peony season, around late spring in Michigan. It is highly prized for its exemplary plant habit - the total package!

Dependable and profuse bloomer produces early, creamy-white, fully double flowers with shadings of green at the base of the petals. The medium tall plants have strong, dependable stems and excellent foliage.

This medium-sized peony is another fine introduction by Bob Tischler. Rose-pink outer petals surround the flower's full center, which displays many attractive rose-pink tufts. Blooms mid-season.

Noticeably fragrant, white blooms with red drizzled throughout the center is the highlight of this reliable bloomer. The flowers have a massive, loose form. This popular double is one of the most widely available peonies in cultivation today.

Brilliant, fuchsia-red blooms are both sizable and fragrant. This double variety blooms from early to midsummer.

Gorgeous deep red blossoms with a prominent central button of yellow petaloids contrast well agains the background of thick, dark green foliage. This is a Japanese variety which blooms prolifically in midsummer.

Mid to late spring, 6" velvety red flowers with a purple glow are fully double and resist fading. Strong foliage with sturdy stems and enjoyable fragrance.

Recognized as the best deep red double, this award-winning Glasscock hybrid has gigantic, ruffled, bomb-type deep merlot-red flowers with full, piled-high peaked centers and a sweet-spicy fragrance.

A superior peony whose many strong stems are well suited to support its multitude of large, stunning blooms. Forms a beautiful, upright habit covered with fully double, 7–8" blooms that are rich purple-cerise in color and release a sweet scent. Red Sarah Bernhardt adds a splendid touch to springtime arrangements. No wonder it has become such a popular cut flower!

Gigantic, double, apple blossom pink flowers are an old fashioned favorite. This variety blooms in early to midsummer. ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ was selected as the 2004 Dried Cut Flower of the Year by the Assoc. of Specialty Cut Flower Growers.

The unusual pink and white, 5-7" double blooms of this hybrid are as delectable as an elegant dessert. Fragrant flowers provide breathtaking beauty in early summer, and handsome foliage turns red in fall. Bushy plants grow up to 3’ tall and require no special care. Deer tend to avoid.

A beloved favorite among peony collectors and home gardeners alike, The Fawn Peony is a fascinatingly unique shrub. This fragrant variety is a true standout among double pink peonies, with a delightful pattern that is totally its own. Layers of crepe-like light pink petals decorated with dozens of darker rosy-pink spots give The Fawn Peony a stippled appearance. These flowers are perfectly formed and held aloft on stems so strong that they rarely need staking and hold up to rain without leaning.

This lightly fragrant, bomb-shaped G. Klehm double-flowered peony hybrid has broad ivory-white guard petals encircling a thick tuft of narrow canary-yellow petals topped with an eruption of pale pink to pure white petaloids. Registered in 1968 by Charles Klem.