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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Peony List O-P
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Old Lace (Lins 1945)
Another masterful creation of Mr. Lins this is a beautiful ivory white 8"+ full double flat bloom composed of carefully arranged narrow petals from the center, tall, early-midseason bloom. Plant in full sun.
$21.95
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Old Rose Dandy SOLD OUT (Lanning 1993)
Old Rose Dandy is an intersectional (Itoh) hybrid with a an purple rose color that changes as the flower ages showing some background color of yellow too. Healthy dark green foliage the plants are 32“ tall. These are full size field divisions available. Plant in full sun.
$49.95
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Paeonia officinalis Mt. Baldo (wild species 1753)
Our original 3 plants were grown from seed that came from Mt. Baldo in Italy. The plants grow to 24” tall and are very early blooming with rosy pink flowers. While we still have the original plant it’s offspring have often superceded it in brilliance of flower color. The habit of the plants are superb forming a nice tight rounded form in the garden and are well adapted to dry well drained sites in full sun. These will be divisions from the original 3 plants grown from wild seed. As our seed divisions grow large enough we will offer some of the select ones also. Very fertile and rewarding for those wishing to try growing peonies from seed.
$26.99
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Paeonia officinalis rosea plena (ancient cultivated species 1613)
This pink double flowered form of the Memorial Day peony has exceptional color and form on compact plants which at maturity will be about 4 feet across. Found throughout Europe in the wake of old monasteries where they were cultivated in medicinal gardens for centuries this species still adorns our gardens today. For those seeking doubleness in their hybrid peonies this has been a successful fertile seed producer but requires that you help the process along by applying the pollen to the stigma as it is normally concealed from the bees by the many extra petals. Known to be tolerant of warm climates it is a good choice for those wanting to experiment in more southern locations where the regular peony is more challenging to grow.
$24.95
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Paeonia peregrina 'Sunshine' (selected form of species)
This is a selected clone of the species used successfully to create salmon, coral, flamingo or cherry colored hybrids. 20” Easy to please its bright red cup shaped flowers and deep green leaves are a perfect compliment to one another. Used by Saunders and Glasscock to produce many of the most collectable hybrids today. Needs full sun and a well drained soil.
$24.99
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Paul Friesen (Tischler 1995)
A bright red single, hybrid. Blooms 4 to 5 inches in size on strong, sturdy stems that grow 24 to 25 inches in height. Light green carpels are surrounded by red stamens and then a full row of golden yellow. Stands upright with excellent foliage. Blooms early. A very attractive low-growing plant which makes it well-liked by all who see it in the garden. Named for Mildred Friesen’s youngest son who carefully cultivated the rows of Mr. Tischler's peonies. Bob Tishler's seedling #7269.
$26.95
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Paul M Wild (Wild 1964)
Very large vivid ruby-red double lactiflora. Holds its color for a long time. Midseason 38". It will open all the side buds so that the stems must be supported in the garden. For really huge blooms remove the extra side buds before they are green pea size.
$19.99
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Paula Fay GM (Fay 1968)
Glowing, shocking pink hybrid with 5 rows of petals blooms early on 35" stems. Fragrant. A very popular peony. Excellent foliage. APS Gold Medal Winner! Plant in full sun in a well drained soil.
$18.95
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