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Hidden Springs Flower Farm
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Japanese Form Peonies

The Japanese form peony has also been referred to as the Imperial Form peony and it truely is a lovely sight in the garden. Characterized by strong stems and mid to late bloom the flowers are as lovely in the garden as in a vase inside your home.

Aztec  (Nicholls 1941) A red Japanese form peony blooms midseason. Its large flower is a bright scarlet rose, staminodes rose with orange-rose, tipped with bright gold. Wind and rain resistant. Plant in full sun. $21.95 [Add to Cart]

Bouquet Perfect NEW for 2010!  (Tischler 1987) Bouquet Perfect is a double, bright, solid pink anemone formed peony. The cheerful blooms are 4 -5" perfect for floral work. Midseason bloom on strong 24" stems. Mildly fragrant too. Very attractive garden plant and one that attracts a lot of attention with its neat and trim blossom appearance. Plant in full sun. $24.99 [Add to Cart]

Cora Stubbs  (Krekler 1985) Cora Stubbs is a very trim pink Japanese to anemone form peony. Vigorous lush, green disease resistant foliage. Fragrant, Strong 32" stems it blooms midseason with fragrant blooms. Plant in full sun. $24.99 [Add to Cart]

Faribo Gold  (Tischler 1966) It is the brilliant golden yellow center that makes Faribo Gold such an popular variety with those who want something more than the big double peonies in their garden. This tall white Japanese variety has a brilliant yellow center set off by the bright white outer guard petals. A vigorous growing plant it produces a good quantity of flowers. Plant in full sun. $21.95 [Add to Cart]

Frank Newbold  (Gumm 1930) Frank Newbold is a deep pink Japanese or sometimes called Imperial form peony. It blooms midseason and has a very attractive, bright combination of pink outer petals and a golden center. Quite distinct to add to your peony collection. Plant in full sun. $23.95 [Add to Cart]

Gail Tischler  (Tischler 1964) Medium pink cupped Japanese form blooms late on tall strong stems. The center is fuller than some other Japanese types. Plant in full sun. $24.99 [Add to Cart]

Hazel Brand  (Tischler 1977) Pink Japanese 6 inch blooms with a pleasing yellow center, midseason bloom. 38 inch strong stems. Plant in full sun. Photo by Sharon Schmitz $22.95 [Add to Cart]

Heidi  (Tischler 1972) A delightful lavender Japanese lactiflora, 26", midseason, 4 -5" blooms are the perfect size for a mixed bouquet and arrangements. Strong stems. Very upright foliage of a medium light green. Plant in full sun. $24.95 [Add to Cart]

Kay Tischler  (Tischler 1964) Kay Tischler is stunning! Large 8" bright pink Japanese with a bright pink center tipped in yellow, excellent garden and cut flower with many blooms. Many side buds extend the bloom season as they continue to open in succession. Plant in full sun. $19.99 [Add to Cart]

Lotus Queen  (Murawska 1947) This peony variety looks like a giant quilled chrysanthemum. It's intricate flower parts make it distinct and unusual enough to be considered one of the fine collectable varieties of this form of peonies. Japanese cup shape pure white guards surround fine narrow yellow center petals that are rolled into tubes for half of their length ending in frilly tips. Lightly fragrant its 36” long stems are a perfect length for cutting. Dark green foliage. Plant in full sun. $19.99 [Add to Cart]

Peonies teach patience as they take an extra year to get a good root under them before blooming to their full potential.