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Book (Jan 2000) Page(s) 227.
Flora Tree Peony. ex Japan [no date given]... white
Article (magazine) (Jan 1955) Page(s) 57.
Alphabetical Check List of Tree Peony Names In Public Collections And/or Available in Nurseries 1954-1955
Japanese, White, 'Flora' (Jap.-Sieb.), [Nurseries] Cottage Gardens, Oberlin Peony Gardens, Tingle Nursery Company
Website/Catalog (1949) Page(s) 37.
Peonies
Rare Tree Peonies (Nov. delivery)
Japanese Varieties. $8.50 each
Flora. Transparent white; semi-double.
Website/Catalog (1924) Page(s) 151.
Pivoines en arbre...Flora.- Fleur semi-double or simple, pétales frangés, blanc pur.
Book (1907) Page(s) 86.
884. FLORA; P. moutan...(Siebold)
(1) 1885, The Garden, Vol. 27, p. 33.
(2) 1899, L. Paillet's Cat.
(3) 1906, Dessert's Cat., p. 46.
Website/Catalog (1890) Page(s) 32.
Pæonia Arborea (Tree or Moutan Pæonies).
General Collection.
Flora, pure white, single.
Magazine (10 Jan 1885) Page(s) 33.
Tree Pæonies.
As to Von Siebold's introductions, they were partly sold to Prince Frederic of the Netherlands, and never passed into commercial hands; the rest, as far as I remember, were bought by Messrs. E. H. Krelage & Son, of Haarlem. Those given over to commerce were—
Flora...
Website/Catalog (1867) Page(s) 45.
Assortiment de pivoines en arbre, cultivé dans notre établissement. Variétés à fleurs blanches.
Flora. Pétales blancs, ayant un reflet jaune de pailleet une tâche lilas pâle à la base; périgynion blanc verdâtre ....10 Francs
Magazine (1858) Page(s) 2.
Pæonia Moutan Sims...
Variétés cultivées à Leide.
Variétés à fleurs blanches.
Flora. Pétales blancs, ayant un reflet jaune de paille et une tache lilas pâle à la base; périgynion blanc verdâtre.
Magazine (4 Apr 1857) Page(s) 111-112.
Annales d'horticulture et de botanique, ou flore des jardins du royaume des Pays-Bas. publiée par la Société d'horticulture des PaysBas et rédigée par de Siebold et de Vriese.
Das 1. Heft dieses längst erwarteten Journales, was sich die Bekanntmachung der Kultur-, Schmuck- und Zierpflanzen, in sofern diese aus den niederländischen Kolonien in Amerika und in Asien, einschliesslich Japan's, stammen, zur hauptsächlichen Aufgabe gestellt hat, liegt uns vor. Der Inhalt ist mannigfaltig und interessant, wie man auch nicht anders erwarten kann. Der Reigen wird mit der Beschreibung und Abbildung einer Form der baumartigen Gichtrose (Paeonia Moutan Sims), die den Namen Impératrice de France führt, eröffnet. Es ist eine schöne einfache Blume von pfirsichrother Farbe mit etwas gefranzt-gezähnten Blumenblättern. Die von v. Siebold aus Japan mitgebrachten 42 Sorten sind von denen, welche von Fortune aus China nach England gebracht wurden, verschieden und zeichnen sich besonders durch ihre bedeutendere Grösse (30–36 Centimeter, also oft über 1 Fuss im Durchmesser) aus. Die ersten 12 Sorten, welche 1848 blühten, sind in den Besitz des Prinzen Friedrich der Niederlande übergegangen. Von den übrigen sind weissblumig: ....Flora....
Translation:
The 1. issue of this long-awaited journal, which has made its main task the publication of cultivated, ornamental and ornamental plants, insofar as they come from the Dutch colonies in America and in Asia, including Japan, is in front of us. The content is varied and interesting, as you cannot expect otherwise. The round is opened with the description and illustration of a form of tree-like gout rose (Paeonia Moutan Sims), which bears the name Impératrice de France. It is a beautiful simple flower of a peach-red color with some fringed-toothed petals. The 42 varieties brought from Japan ny v. Siebold are different from those brought to England by Fortune from China and are particularly notable for their larger size (30–36 centimeters, often over 1 foot in diameter). The first 12 varieties that bloomed in 1848 became the property of Prince Frederick of the Netherlands.
Of the rest are with white flowers: ....Flora...
[See 'Germania' for full list in article]
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