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Peony List G-H

Fragrance is the number one asked about quality for a particular peony.

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. $24.95 [Add to Cart]

Garden Lace  (Hollingsworth 1992) 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. $24.99 [Add to Cart]

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 Winner! APS 2009 Award of Landscape Merit Winner! Very hardy and vigorous. Plant in full sun. These are not small, unbloomed tissue culture plants but full size divisions from mature field grown plants that are true to type. $99.50 [Add to Cart]

Gardenia  (Lins 1954) Loveliest large gardenia formed double blush white peony on strong 34" stems. Dark green leaves. Sweet mildly enchanting fragrance. A great show and garden flower. Blooms early midseason. Plant in full sun. $22.99 [Add to Cart]

Gay Cavalier  (Glasscock 1944) This single red scarlet hybrid blooms early and grows quickly to form a good size plant. The foliage is a nice glossy green. Chosen by many peony gardeners that visit the fields saying they are not interested in single peonies until they see this one. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. Limited supplies this season. $24.95 [Add to Cart]

Gay Paree  (Auten 1933) 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. $24.95 [Add to Cart]

Gibralter  (Bigger 1958) Gibralter is a full rose type double dark pink that blooms late season. It is a good cut and garden variety on 36" stems. Plant in full sun. $24.99 [Add to Cart]

Golden Glow GM  (Glasscock 1935) This hybrid is a brilliant scarlet with orange undertones, and a mass of pure gold stamens. Blooms are held cup shaped and grows tall with extremely heavy and sturdy stems. The foliage is large and dark green. APS Gold Medal Winner! Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. $24.95 [Add to Cart]

Goldilocks  (Gilbertson 1975) Bomb, double light yellow hybrid, early-midseason, has produced a few seeds. Medium height strong stems with up to three flowers per stem. It has a spreading bush habit with large green leaves. With its parents of Oriental Gold and Claire de Lune it is most likely a diploid but since it has no pollen it is used as a seed parent when the stigmas are normally shaped. Plant in full sun. This is a very good cut flower and will be a brighter yellow if the flower is cut when just opening and brought indoors to enjoy. $65.00 [Add to Cart]

Grand Forks  (Buchite 2008) Newly registered in 2008. Hybridized in Grand Forks the results of an avid Dakota peony gardener. This is a gorgeous white bomb double flower with an exceptionally long bloom period. A very dependable opener in the late peony season 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. $30.00 [Add to Cart]