Hidden Springs Flower Farm
PO Box 602
18581 County Road 4
Spring Grove, MN 55974
(763) 218-4540
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Hidden Springs Flower Farm
PO Box 602
18581 County Road 4
Spring Grove, MN 55974
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Peonies Blooming Week 5 - Mid-Late
| Week 5 Mid-late blooming peonies are dominated by the garden peonies most people think of when peonies are mentioned. This week is characterized by a finishing up of the hybrid peonies and the lactiflora or common garden peony begining it's reign supreme right up to the end of the peony bloom season. Included are the single, semi-double and double form lactiflora peonies with multiple blooms per stem. |
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Peony Romantic Lace New 2013 Introduction! (Tischler/Buchite 2013)
Peony Romantic Lace is a brand new introduction for 2013. The dark pink buds open to a lovely 5 1/2” Japanese form flower held a few inches above a dense compact plant with dark green, disease resistant foliage. The 10-12 lavender-pink guard petals have a silvery white cast to the edges as the flower matures and hold their cupped form as the bloom ages. The creamy, amber pink center staminodes are flattened and cupped with each finely laced edge highlighted by a bright gold accent when freshly opened. Three side buds extend the mid-season bloom. No pollen or seeds noted. Fragrance is mild and pleasing. It has shown excellent bud and plant hardiness during extreme weather conditions during pre-bloom and bloom season. No loss of bloom or foliage damage during several severe springs making it a vigorous variety adapted to adverse weather. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$60.00
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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. Bright blooms are held on strong stems. This Tischler peony is hard 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 Boule de Neige (Calot 1867)
Peony Boule de Neige - This antique and very rare French variety was introduced by Calot in 1867 and survives today due to it’s prolific bloom production. It's blooms are nearly as large as those of Festiva maxima with which it blooms nearly at the same time. However, while it has the same prominent red markings in the center of the flower the flowers are also accented by a golden glow from the stamens at the center of the blooms. For the authentic restoration of historic gardens this is a perfectly lovely variety to choose. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$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 form peony with medium red coloration. This arrangement type flower 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 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 Carol (Bockstoce 1955)
Peony Carol has huge double, rich velvety red blooms with large petals arranged as a rosette, these large flowers need support, great show flower and cut, early midseason bloom on strong stems, 28" - 34" tall. Cut them for use in a georgeous arrangement in a vase. Outstanding color and full form. When dried the flower is a deep velvet red. Plant in full sun in 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 Coral Charm GM (Wissing 1964)
Peony Coral Charm has warm tropical coral tones with a cupped old fashion rose shaped bloom are awesome in the spring garden. Very vigorous hybrid, semi-double, early, 36". APS Gold Medal winner. Lovely cupped shape, semi-double blooms of coral peach coloring. Strong stems and wonderful flower color make this a fine garden plant. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$24.99
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Peony Daisy Coronet (Kreckler/Klehm 1995)
Peony Daisy Coronet is an unusual small flowered peony with a red daisy like bloom. Quite unlike anything you would expect in a peony. The floral designers think it is exotic looking and when it has been used in a simple arrangement it is just mysterious looking. For the hybridizers looking for something unique this one will produce seeds.Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$19.99
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Peony Diana Parks (Bockstoce 1942)
Peony Diana Parks. It's love at first sight for most people when they see this big, fragrant, bomb shaped brilliant, glittering carmine red blooms with a hint of orange on this hybrid peony with 38" stems. Splendid texture and color. Very fragrant. I can’t imagine being without this wonderful double flowered hybrid. Make sure it is planted in an area with good drainage as with all peonies they do not like wet soggy soil. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$34.99
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Peony Duchesse de Nemours (Calot 1856)
Peony Duchesse de Nemours Fragrant double white, popular cut flower blooms early for a white, large cupped guard petals, very floriferous with strong stems. Still a valuable plant after over 150 years. It produces an abundance of blooms and if you wish to have larger blooms simple remove the small side buds before they reach green pea size.
Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$21.99
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Peony Dunlora (Peyton 1943)
Peony Dunlora A rare historical find, this plant was the namesake of Mr. Peyton's peony enterprise. It was aquired from Bob Tischler who had received it from the Brand Peony Collection. Dunlora has single white flowers held neatly above leaves as though trimmed to 27" tall. It is this neat plant habit that sets it apart from other white single peonies. Early, one of the first singles to open. Week 5 bloom date rating. Plant in full sun.
$24.99
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Peony Edward F Flynn (Brand 1942)
Peony Edward F Flynn has brilliant deep red double flowers and is perhaps one of the very best to be introduced by A.M. Brand, later blooming than most other red double peonies. It is similar to Phillipe Rivoire but with stronger growth, more robust foliage and larger flowers.Plant in full sun. Good cut flower. Rarely offered. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$24.99
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Peony Festiva Maxima (Miellez 1851)
Peony Festiva Maxima is often substituted with inferior whites with red flares but the true Festiva maxima is a tall massive globular double white with red flares is one of the oldest and still one of the best very fragrant lactiflora whites. Midseason, 36". The healthy , dark green and large foliage is very distinctive. Needs staking to support the large blooms in the garden. As a cut flower it is still very beautiful. Plant in full sun and give it some support for the flowers in bloom. When out of bloom the dark green foliage remains attractive in the garden.
$24.99
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Peony Garden Treasure GM/ALM (Hollingsworth 1984)
Gorgeous yellow Itoh intersectional hybrid of garden and tree peony parentage. It is semi-double to a full double bright yellow color with red flares at the base of the 20 - 50 petals. APS Gold Medal and Award of Landscape Merit Winner! Very hardy and vigorous.
Plant in full sun. These are full size divisions from mature field grown plants that are true to type.
$69.99
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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.
$24.99
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Peony Heidi (Tischler 1972)
Peony Heidi is 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 perfect for the landscape. Plant in full sun. Week 5 bloom date rating.
$24.99
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