Hidden Springs Flower Farm
Spring Grove, MN 55974
(763) 218-4540
Mailing Address/Office:
Hidden Springs Flower Farm
813 Elm St.
Anoka, MN 55303-2823
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Japanese Peony
| The Japanese peony flower form 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 Japanese peony flower forms are as lovely in the garden as in a vase inside your home. Demand for this flower form by gardeners and florists continues to increase with some of the largest year to year comparisons indicating that gardeners are looking for something exotic to add to their gardens in a strong dependable garden perennial. |
  
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Peony Aztec (Nicholls 1941)
Peony Aztec is a red Japanese form peony that 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. We have a limited supply this season and once sold out it will be available to order next in 2015. Difficult to find this particular variety offered many places. Bloom week 5 rating.
$24.95
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Peony Battle Flag (Nicholls 1941)
Peony Battle Flag is an Imperial or Japanese form red peony has consistently been a garden favorite. It is the very deep glowing red color that is such an attraction and often picked out ahead of other similar varieties. Staminodes are also red with yellow back sides. Midseason bloom.
Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$22.99
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Peony Beth Erickson (Tischler 1989)
Peony Beth Erickson has a rose lavender Japanese form flower whose guard petals and center are the same color when first open, later the center fades to a lovely lacy light pink. Very early blooms are 6" for the main bloom followed by 4" side blooms. The side blooms extend the bloom period for a another 5 days.
$24.99
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Peony Break O Day (Murawska 1947)
Peony Break O Day is a dark pink Japanese that has large rounded guard petals and a dark red cushion of staminodes tipped with gold in the center. It's a great cut flower with a good long vase life. The flowers are held on 34" stems and have a midseason bloom. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$24.99
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Peony Carefree (Tischler 1976)
Peony Carefree is a Japanese medium red, arrangement type flower that really produces a lot of bloom. Our row of them in the field always attracted people from across the field to see what was blooming in such a mass of color. Bloom date rating not established yet on this rare and hard to find peony. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$24.99
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Peony Carrara (Bigger 1952)
Peony Carrara is a pure white peony with broad, large guard petals that surround the lacy center that opens creamy white and matures white as the flower opens fully. This Japanese type peony is stunning in bloom on 36" stems mid-season. The texture of the center of the flower adds interest for those who wish to create an all white garden.
A favorite of floral designers and one of the most popular for wedding work because there is no pollen to ruin the bride's dress. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$24.99
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Peony Charm ALM (Franklin 1931)
Peony Charm is a 2009 Award of Landscape Merit Winner! Very dark mahogany-red Japanese of lustrous satiny sheen with a center of yellow edged red petalodes on upright and vigorous 34" stems. Late season, fragrant. Very classy and in high demand it ranks as one of my personal favorites among the dark red Japanese forms.
Plant in full sun.
$24.95
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Peony Doreen (Sass 1949)
Peony Doreen has large rounded light rose-pink outer petals that cradle a center of pink and yellow staminodes. The fragrant Japanese type flowers blooms Mid to Late-mid, season on strong 32” stems. A very distinct and striking peony for your garden.
Plant in full sun. Week 6 bloom date rating.
$19.99
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Peony Faribo Gold (Tischler 1966)
Peony Faribo Gold has a brilliant golden yellow center that makes Faribo Gold stand out at bloom time for those gardeners who want something more than the big double peonies blooming in their garden at that time of the bloom season. 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. Week 6 bloom date rating.
$19.95
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Peony Frank Newbold (Gumm 1930)
Peony 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. Week 6 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
$24.95
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Peony Garden Lace (Hollingsworth 1992)
Peony Garden Lace Large soft pink petals surround a lacy pale yellow center, Japanese form, fragrant, heavy flower substance imparts creamy quality to blooms. Very rain tolerant and a profuse bloom producer. Dark green leaves and for the would be hybridizer it produces seed. Plant in full sun.
$19.99
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Peony Gay Paree (Auten 1933)
Peony Gay Paree is outstanding, fragrant, vigorous, distinct cerise pink guard petals with a white rose flushed anemone center, dainty in effect. Dramatic contrast for your peony collection. Late-midseason on 40" stems. If you remove the side buds while they are pea-sized you will have a very beautiful much larger bloom. Leave the side buds on if you prefer an extended bloom season, but you should try to see how much larger the bloom gets by removing the sidebuds you'll be amazed. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$19.95
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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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