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Fragrant Peony List

Who can resist the attraction of fragrant peonies? Once you experience the delightful and delicious fragrances that vary from rose scented to hints of citrus you'll want to include a few in your garden to enjoy for many years. Fragrant peonies are the most popular kinds, and you can choose from 50 fragrant peony varieties for your garden! These fragrant sun loving garden perennials are impressive with their large flowers and bush like habit.

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Lois Kelsey NEW for 2010  (Kelsey 1934)
Lois Kelsey is a unique semi-double white with fringed petal edges that make it look like a giant spider mum. Your neighbors won’t have this one and will be amazed to see it in a vase on your table or in the garden. Midseason on 34“ stems. Plant in full sun. Photo by Sharon Schmitz

$19.99

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Lotus Bloom NEW for 2010!  (Saunders 1943)
Semi-double pink hybrid, 38", huge fragrant bloom , early bloom season. You are lucky to own one of these Saunder’s hybrids that are becoming harder to find all the time. Plant in full sun.

$30.00

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Madame de Verneville  (Crousse 1885)
Double white bomb shows a hint of yellow and the wonderful rose fragrance make it a long standing popular garden peony. The crown center may have petals with red edges. 30” tall. As cut flowers many of these Antique French varieties have been standards of quality for many years. There many flowers and dependable garden performance creates a high demand for them by the modern gardener too! Plant in full sun.

$22.99

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Madylone  (Van Loon 1966)
Extra large full double shell-pink flowers late season on large plants makes an impressive plant in the garden. Fragrant blossoms only add to it's value, 32" tall stems. Plant in full sun.

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Mahogany  (Glasscock 1937)
Mahogany is a wonderful Glasscock Hybrid that has a single, large cup shaped deep mahogany red flowers very early in the peony bloom season. Sweetly fragrant flowers are held on strong 28- 30" stems. The lighter markings on the out side of the petals become more prominent as the flower ages and the bloom becomes bigger. Light green foliage. Sought after by collectors it is noted for it‘s pale green-gold foliage in the spring. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil.

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Marie Jacquin  (Verdier Pre-1916)
Fragrant, semi-double to double with pale pink petals that fade to white. The flowers have the cupped shape of a giant water-lily with large guard petals forming a cup for the water-lily like center petals. Side blooms make this multiflora incredibly beautiful in the garden. Midseason. Also known as Waterlily and Bridesmaid. This peony is well noted as a profuse bloomer and for those creating a cottage garden it is a must! Plant in full sun.

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Minuet  (Franklin 1931)
Very large full rose shaped light pink on long stems perfect for cutting. Late season bloom. The extra long 42" stems make it perfect for a cut flower and it keeps well in the vase. But because of the large blooms and tall stems it should have some support in the garden. If you are cutting for a fresh flower market this is a good one for its production qualities.Plant in full sun.

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Miss America NEW for 2010!  (Mann/van Steen 1936)
Miss America is a peony of the highest quality, very large semi-double blush fading to white flowers of good substance on strong 36" stems. Early blooming. APS Gold Medal Winner, and fragrant too! This variety has been used successfully as a parent of intersectional hybrids. And to top it off it is a good cut flower variety. Plant in full sun.

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Miss Eckhardt  (Roelof-Arendsveen 1928)
Bright pink double, very large fragrant flowers, midseason bloom on 34" stems. Popular in Europe its clear color and good flower size make it a super addition to your garden. Plant in full sun.

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Mons Jules Elie  (Crousse 1888)
Early blooming, double opaque pink with broad smooth guard petals and an incurved center, very large and fragrant blooms are one of the best for cut flowers because of generous bloom. Perhaps there is no other more widely planted pink peony except perhaps Sarah Bernhardt. Needs staking, 40" stems. Plant in full sun.

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Many times we are asked, what fragrant peonies do we grow? We had a list of our own and with a great deal of researching many peony books both old and new and asking our customers to let us know which they thought were notable fragrant peony varieties in their gardens we have put together the following offerings. Add a few fragrant peonies to your garden to increase your pleasure and relaxation.

Some of our favorite fragrant peonies include; Philomele, Moonstone, Alexander Fleming, Chestine Gowdy, and Laura Dessert. Myrtle Gentry is considered by many to be the most fragrant. Those who prefer a peony with a clear true red color can choose from Diana Parks or Henry Bockstoce two fantastic hybrid doubles that are very fragrant. Consider the Fragrant French Peony, Madame Calot for the French Country Garden, Lady Alexandra Duff which is a beloved variety in English Gardens, and Hermione which I wish was in bloom all year long.

Many antique varieties from France like, August Dessert, Mme de Verneville and Mme Emile Lemoine are deliciously fragrant. These peonies were selected as cut flower varieties for people who wanted them to be brought indoors and enjoyed not just for their color but fragrance also.

Don't limit yourself to the doubles but consider some of the unusual forms and color combinations of fragrant peonies like Butter Bowl and Pink Hawaiian Coral.

Sea Shell, an APS Gold Medal winner is noted for it's pleasant fragrance and is one of the few singles that make a great cut flower. It also received the Award of Landscape Merit for 2009!

As you may guess not all people agree on which peonies are the most fragrant. My favorite fragrant peony? I hate to pick one but those at the top of my list would be Moonstone and Madame Calot for classic form, Laura Dessert and Philomele for rarity of colors and form, and Myrtle Gentry for the most strongly fragrant in our garden.

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