Hidden Springs Flower Farm
Spring Grove, MN 55974
(763) 218-4540
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Hidden Springs Flower Farm
813 Elm St.
Anoka, MN 55303-2823
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Double Peony
| The double peony is the one thought of by most gardeners and is a most cherished by gardeners for centuries. The combination of colors and even type of double from the rose form to high centered bombs provide a great variety and selection for your garden. The double flower peony blooms can range from 6 - 10" across and may need support in the garden. This group has been grown for it's cut flower qualities for which it is hardly surpassed by any perennial blooming at that time of year. |
  
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Peony A. B. Franklin GM (Franklin 1928)
Peony A.B. Franklin is a late blooming peony. This large, double blush peony is fragrant. When the flower first opens it is a bright blush pink and then changes to a white, very lovely flower of beautiful form. Developed by Mr. Franklin in Minnesota. Although the 31” stems are strong they should be given some support because of the large blooms. APS Gold Medal Winner! Plant in full sun. Week 6 bloom rating.
$24.99
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Peony Accent (Bigger 1979)
Peony Accent is a very fine double, dark red, with a rose type shape that is notably fragrant. It has a very well proportioned flower on a 32" stem with dark green foliage. The large flowers appear in the late part of peony bloom season which is often absent of red doubles which typically bloom earlier in the season. It's excellent plant habit includes; disease resistant foliage that covers the entire stem and very good strong stems. Difficult to find this one offered by many specialty peony growers it was in high demand last season so our stocks are limited this year. Fragrant. Week 5 bloom rating.
Grow in full sun.
$22.99
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Peony Addie Tischler (Tischler 1987)
Peony Addie Tischler a most lovely peony was selected by visitors to Bob Tischler’s peony fields, seedling #8392 went on to be named for Bob’s wife Addie. Our favorite peony 2 years in a row and written up by other peony fanciers as one of their favorites too.
This mid-late blooming double blush peony has 7" blooms on strong, straight, thick 30" stems. The heavy flower substance adds to the flowers resistance to rain effects. The foliage is a wonderful dark green color. It was my favorite blush peony of all those blooming in our fields in 2009 and 2010, I just love it's balanced beauty.
Plant in full sun. Week 6 bloom date rating.
$30.00
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Peony Alexander Fleming (1950)
Peony Alexander Fleming is a fragrant, bright pink, large double, sweet scent, very floriferous, an outstanding and very fragrant midseason variety. At 38" tall it has plenty of stem length to be used as a cut flower variety and is often used to provide that wonderful peony fragrance in a bouquet with varieties lacking in a strong scent of their own. It's extra vigor is admired by all who grow it as it provides plenty of fragrant blooms to share with friends and family. Week 6 bloom date rating.
Plant in full sun.
$19.99
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Peony Amalia Olson 2012 Peony of the Year (Olson 1959)
Peony Amalia Olson is not only the 2011 APS Gold Medal winner but a gorgeous white bomb double flower with an exceptionally long bloom period. A very dependable opener when temperatures are hot. The neat compact plant habit and very dark green foliage make an attractive plant in the landscape. Late blooming. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$26.95
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Peony Andrew Meuglig (Unknown)
Peony Andrew Meuglig is an early blooming, bright pink, double peony that has strong stems and is one of the first large flowered pink double peonies to bloom in your
gardens and fields providing a bright splash of color. The strong stems are 30" tall.
The plant habit is very neat with healthy green foliage all season long. Rare and difficult to find but a very clear and beautiful double pink early blooming peony.
Grow in full sun.
Week 5 bloom date rating.
$24.95
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Peony Baroness Schroeder (Kelway 1889)
This fragrant variety comes from the famous Kelway Nursery in England that introduced the famous Kelway's Glorious. Very large white double, great cut flower. It begins blooming with a pink center that disappears as the flower finishes opening, Excellent foliage and very strong stems. Late-midseason bloom. Plant in full sun.
$24.95
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Peony Ben Erickson (Tischler 1999)
Peony Ben Erickson is a rare peony from Bob Tischler named for his then youngest grandson, it has brilliant 5-6" red blooms are highlighted by bright yellow stamens that will peak through as the flower is opening until the petals are fully expanded. Midseason blooms are held on strong stems. This Tischler peony named for Bob’s grandson is difficult to find as it had a very limited distribution.
Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$24.99
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Peony Blanche King (Brand 1922)
Peony Blanche King was introduced by the Brand Peony farm is a very large globe shaped double dark pink blooms with large overlapping incurved petals. It blooms late midseason on strong upright stems bearing rich green foliage. Many of these historic older varieties are becoming harder to find as the number of specialty nurseries decline.
Plant in full sun.
$24.99
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Peony Bob (Tischler 1998)
Peony Bob a dark black-red hybrid was chosen by Bob Tischler as his namesake. Winner of the Grand Prize-Queen of the Show Peony at the 2011 National Peony Show in Wilsonville, Oregon. A semi-double to full double black red hybrid it may display a Japanese form until established. Large flowers on strong stiff stems, excellent foliage. Early season bloom. The flower becomes more double as the plant becomes established and when first planted it can have a Japanese form or even both types on the same plant in some seasons. There is a unique almost fluorescent purple color on the back base of the petals highlighted by a white basel flare. With a Week 3 bloom date rating puting it nearly 2 weeks ahead of other double hybrids like Red Grace in it's bloom you can enjoy the wonderful full form and exotic color in your garden much earlier.
$100.00
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| Peonies teach patience as they take an extra year to get a good root under them before blooming to their full potential. |
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