Fine peonies for garden and vase - Fina Gardens Peonies

New for 2012
Shirley Temple: A white double that has
been a mainstay in the cut flower trade for
many years, especially in Europe. Its very
large, full blooms open with a blush ahead
of most other doubles, and its sturdy 32 inch
stems allow it to stand up well to the weather.
Sidebuds help to extend the bloom season on
this prolific peony. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21.00
White Sands: A wonderfully fragrant peony.
Its anemone-to- bomb flower form features a
mix of yellow to white petals and petaloides
at its center. The mature plant with have many
strong, 36-inch stems to hold the blooms aloft
where a breeze can catch the amazing perfume
of this cultivar.
Wild&Sons 1968.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$16.00
Roy Pehrson’s Best Yellow: This advanced
hybrid marries unusual color with
great plant form and vigor. Soft, true yellow
single blooms open early atop the deep green,
broad-leafed foliage of this plant, which grows
to about 32 inches in height. Blooms are medium
in size and of good substance. Petals are
cupped and slightly fluted.
Pehrson/Laning 1982.. . . . . . . . . . $35.00
Coral Sunset: Huge, semi-double blooms
crown the tops of thick stems that can reach up
three feet in height. The ruffled petals add to the
glory of the large blooms, which start out a brilliant
coral and mature to a blush cream color, resulting
in a plant with a multi-color display. It’s not only
an APS Gold Medal Award winner but also for the
Award of Landscape Merit.
Wissing/Klehm, 1981. . . . . . . . . . . $25.00
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Squirt: A real gem for rock garden enthusiasts.
Just 15 inches in height, this vigorous
growing peony produces delicate white blooms
that will come back stronger each spring and
remain a fixture in your garden for decades.
Foliage is a rich medium green.
Klehm 1998 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$19.00
White Wicker: Two to four lightly fragrant,
brilliant white blooms top 26-inch stems on this
sturdy landscape peony. This extremely floriferous,
compact plant would be a great addition to
any sunny garden.
Klehm, 2000. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$18.00
Sequestered Sunshine: An intersectional
or Itoh hybrid that stands out for the brilliant
yellow color of its plentiful blooms. Dark
green foliage covers the 32-inch stems, which
multiply quickly to form a bush nearly 4 feet in
width. As is the case with most intersectionals,
no staking is needed. Quantity is limited so
order early.
Anderson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80.00
Pink Hawaiian Coral: A standout performer
among the coral peonies, this semi-double peony
will hold its blooms high on 36-inch stems so its
triple rows of soft coral and salmon pink petals
can draw attention from a distance. Foliage
stays neat and attractive throughout the season.
Plants are easy to establish and vigorous. It
has earn both the Gold Medal and Landscape
Merit awards from the American Peony Society.
Klehm, 1981 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19.00
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Top Brass: This peony is a celebration on
a stick. Rounded ivory guard petals surround
double center of light pink, canary yellow and
ivory combine for a fun, but sophisticated look.
Stiff 32-inch stems keep the lightly scented
blooms displayed well in the garden. Also
makes a good cut flower.
Klehm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$18.00
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Bartzella: Vigorous, care-free but stunning
yellow intersectional peony. This cold hardy
plant puts out lots of 6-8 inch blooms held up
on very sturdy 30-32 inch stems covered with
lush green foliage. The blooms are nearly- to
fully-double with a delightful sweet lemon-like
aroma. The petals feature a red flare at their
base. Blooms early mid-season.
R. Anderson 1986. . . . . . . . . . . $90.00
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Abalone Pearl: One of the early bloomers in
the spring garden, this semi-double hybrid features
soft coral-pink petals surrounding a center
of sunshine yellow. The mature plant will reach
32 inches in height with no staking needed.
Kreckler, 1978 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18.00
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Salmon Dream: Gorgeous pale salmonpink,
semi-double flowers sit atop stout 32inch
stems on this early season hybrid. The
flowers are a slightly flattened in shape with
the petals displaying a satin sheen as they
surround around a center of bright yellow
anthers and filaments. The plant’s shape is
compact and foliage is glossy green.
Reath, 1979.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $42.00
White Imp: This compact charmer grows to
just 22-inches in height. Its lovely white blooms
comprise two to three rows of guard petals around
a center featuring red carpels. Blooms mid-season
on tidy deep green foliage. Carefree habit.
Klehm 1998 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$17.00
Garden Treasure: This intersectional hybrid
more than lives up to its name. Big blooms, more like
those of tree peonies, open yellow gold and feature
red flares around a center of light green and cream.
The color remains strong even in bright sunlight and
the bloom is prolonged by side buds. The lemon-like
fragrance is heavenly. Flowers begin to open midseason
are held up well out of the distinctive green
leaves on 27-inch stems. . . . . . . $65.00
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Coral Charm: A classic in the making, this
bright coral-colored, semi-double is becoming a
must have for gardeners and florists. The bowlshaped
flowers feature petals of a unique pink that
carries undertones of peach set off by a center of
gold stamens. The color softens as the blossoms
age. It’s an early bloomer on tall stems of about
38 inches. An American Peony Society Gold Medal
winner in 1986.
Wissing 1964 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20.00
American Peony Society
Gold Medal Winners
• Amalia Olson • Myra McRae
• Bartzella • Paula Fay
• Coral Charm • Pink Hawaiian
• Coral Sunset Coral
• Do Tell
• Red Charm
• Early Scout • Salmon Dream
• Elsa Sass • Sea Shell
• Garden
Treasure
• Kansas
• Miss America
• Westerner