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Age of Gold Tree peony. Saunders (USA) 1948... The lightly ruffled petals have red flares... semi-double yellow

(Jan 1999)  Page(s) 251.  
 
Albert Crousse Herbaceous Peony. Crousse (France) 1893. Double Pink.

(Jan 1999)  Page(s) 251.  
 
Alexander Fleming see Doctor Alexander Fleming

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Page 63: In the 1960s Toichi Itoh crossed the low-growing tree peony 'Alice Harding', a hybrid of P. lutea with the lactiflora 'Kakoden'. Sadly he did not live to see the seedlings flower. Four of them, 'Yellow Emperor', 'Yellow Crown', 'Yellow Dream' and 'Yellow Heaven' have since been produced commercially and caused great excitement. Yugen Higuchi has carried on the work in Japan, and the American Peony Society has now declared the new category valid under the name 'Itoh hybrids'.

Page 209:P. x lemoinei 'Alice Harding' ('Kinko') Tree peony. Lemoine (France) 1935. A cross between P. lutea and 'Yaso Okina'... large, lemon-scented flowers with red flares... A parent of the first Itoh hybrids... semi-double yellow

(Jan 1999)  Page(s) 251.  
 
Ama-no-sode Herbaceous Peony. Japan, pre-1928. Japanese pink, yellow... mauve-pink flowers, apricot-yellow centre...

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Ambrose Congreve Tree Peony. Smithers 1994. One of Sir Peter Smithers' lovely P. rockii cultivars. Palest pink ruffled petals are flared and veined with deeper pink... [one of the varieties the author highly recommends]

(Jan 1999)  Page(s) 251.  
 
America Herbaceous Peony. Rudolph (USA) 1976. Single red. Improved form of 'Burma Ruby' with large, deep, brilliant scarlet petals surrounding a boss of yellow stamens... [one of the varieties the author highly recommends]

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P. officinalis 'Anemoniflora Rosea' Herbaceous Peony... purple-pink

(Jan 1999)  Page(s) 251.  
 
Angel Cheeks Herbaceous Peony. Klehm (USA). Double Pink. A tightly packed bomb of pale but glowing flesh pink, separated from paler guard petals by a narrow collar of pale yellow.

(Jan 1999)  Page(s) 251-252.  
 
Arabian Prince Herbaceous Peony. Kelway (UK) Semi-double Red. Deep crimson with a ring of gold stamens...