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Descriptive List of Chinese Peonies
A. M. Slocum. (Franklin, 1920.) 9.0.
Double type; large; late. A variable flower, opening pale rose-pink and showing a ring a prominent stamens; center light, almost white, and spreads open in a hollow cup-like fashion, disclosing stamens and carpels in the extreme center; moderate, bitter odor. Dwarf; floriferous; wiry stems. Foliage narrow, light green.
At its best, it is charming, giving a softly graduated harmony of pale pink tones of great beauty. Young plants produce very ragged flowers.

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Tree Peony Check List
Abokiu (Imperial Palace). (Japan, 1896.) Tokio Nursery Co. 1896; Yokohama Nurseries 1905.

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Check List of Japanese Peonies
Akashi-gata. (Origin unknown.) Rose.

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Check List of Single Peonies
Amitie. (Kelway, 1926.) Rosy peach. Not yet in general commerce.

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In one case, at least, the record of an individual grower seems to support this view, for it is reported of Lemon that in 1824 he raised a number of seedlings of P. officinalis, from which came P. anemoneflora alba and P. grandiflora nivea plena.

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Check List of Single Peonies
Anzac. (Kelway, 1926.) Carmine. Not yet in general commerce.

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Check List of Japanese Peonies
Apple Blossom (Rei-kai-zan). (Origin unknown.) 7.7 (Sym. 1925). Flesh-pink.
Rei-kai-zan. See Apple Blossom.

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Check List of Double Peonies.
Artist. (Kelway.) Rose.

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Descriptive List of Chinese Peonies
Ball O'Cotton. (Franklin, 1920.) 8.8.
Double type; large; late midseason. Petals incurved, overlapping at first, forming a large, compact white ball; later, the enormous outer petals unfold, the evenly graduated inner petals form a rose-like center of crisp texture; a wire edge of crimson appears on a few petals and there is a faint lemon tint in the center when fully open; fragrance mild and sweet. Medium height; moderately floriferous; stems strong. Foliage good.
Similar to, but not as large as Le Cygne or quite so pure in color. Excellent habit for garden use.

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Check List of Single Peonies
Balliol. (Origin unknown.) Red.