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Hidden Springs Flower Farm
813 Elm St.
Anoka, MN 55303-2823

Peony List K-L

Once established peonies are very drought tolerant.

Karl Rosenfield  (Rosenfield 1908) This is a very showy flower for the garden and as a cut flower. Fragrant late blooming deep double red with a semi-rose form, very large blooms are a favorite garden and cut flower. Great foliage. Plant in full sun. $19.99 [Add to Cart]

Kansas GM  (Bigger 1940) Tall bright clear red to fuchsia-purple double blooms early mid-season on strong 36" stems. Very clean bright green foliage, full flower is excellent for cutting. Easily grown and blooms freely. An APS Gold Medal Winner! If you want huge blooms remove the side buds when they are the size of a small green pea. Otherwise leave them on the stem to extend the bloom season. Plant in full sun. $19.99 [Add to Cart]

Kay Tischler  (Tischler 1964) A mass planting of 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. $22.99 [Add to Cart]

Krinkled White ALM  (Brand 1928) 2009 Award of Landscape Merit Winner from the American Peony Society. Large single flowers with broad pure white petals, especially fine for cutting with strong slender straight stems. Light green foliage color. Plant noted for its drought tolerance and performance under adverse conditions. A really fine garden subject. Early lactiflora season, 31" stems. Plant in full sun. $19.99 [Add to Cart]

Lady Alexandra Duff  (Kelway 1902) Superb semi-double to double blush lavender-pink flower with large center flower surrounded by smaller semi-double side blooms so a single stem makes a whole bouquet. Strong stems very floriferous with a graceful garden effect. Fragrant, midseason, 36" stems. Easily grown. Plant in full sun. $22.99 [Add to Cart]

Laddie  (Glasscock 1941) Here is your chance to buy a rarely offered 12" dwarf growing fern-leaf hybrid with bright scarlet red single flowers that have an underglow of orange to them blooming very early. 12". P.peregrina x tenuifolia. This is a difficult to find hybrid of these two species. Plant in full sun in a well drained soil. $24.99 [Add to Cart]

Laura Dessert  (Dessert 1913) Double Anemone form, may have a pink cast to petals and a distinct lemon yellow ball of petals when first open. Strong grower and quite generous bloomer. Holds color nicely when cut early and brought in for display where its fragrance can be admired. The foliage is a very healthy dark green. One of my top 10 personal favorites. Plant in full sun. $24.99 [Add to Cart]

Lilian Wild SOLD OUT  (Wild 1930) It's parent was the famous peony, Marie Jacquin. Late blooming double white with a flesh pink cast, very large, compact rose type. Beautiful blush overtones when first open delights all who see it! 39" stems. The flowers actually get larger as the plant matures. Plant in full sun. $0.00 [Add to Cart]

Longfellow  (Brand 1907) Introduced over 100 years ago by the Brand Peony Farm in what was one of their best years of introductions. Large bright crimson red double flowers on a rather dwarf plant, floriferous with strong stems. Color does not fade in garden or in a vase. Early midseason bloom. Plant in full sun. $22.99 [Add to Cart]

Lotus Queen  (Murawska 1947) The flower arrangers love this variety that 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. $22.99 [Add to Cart]