Vivai delle Commande

Peonie arbustive, erbacee e hosta da collezione.

Menù principale:

Tree Peonies
Herbaceous Peonies

Hybrids
Single flower Lactifloras
Double Flower Lactifloras

Peonia Erbacea

Double flower lactifloras

The peonies traditionally grown in our gardens belong to this category and they are usually called Chinese peonies. The peonies in this category selected for our collection are characterized by very strong stems; otherwise, these plants have a tendency to bend under the weight of the flowers.

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'Chippewa' (Murawska 1943):

Double flowers. The bright red petals do not fade into purple as it happens with other varieties, yellow stamens peep out of the petals making a peculiar contrast. The very tall stems support the flowers very well. This plant is strong and remarkably resistant to harsh conditions.

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'Clemenceau' (Dessert, 1920):

Double rounded flowers; the center is made of many small nude petals with a polished look. Scented. Strong plants with a very late flowering.

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'Edulis Superba' (Lemon, 1824):

Double flower, intense pink and scented. one of the oldest breeded varieties known, abundant blooming and with an amazing bright green foliage.
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‘Festiva Maxima’ (Miellez, 1851):

This old variety of lactiflora is still of considerable interest for its beauty. The double white flowers sometimes have small crimson veins on the edge of the petals. Strong scent. Vigorous and fast growing plant.

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‘Jay Cee’ (Klehm 1959):

The double full flowers are intense purple-pink. Medium sized plant. Early flowering.

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‘Kansas (Bigger 1940):

Very large double flowers, with bright purple red petals. Slightly scented. Healthy and vigorous plant with strong straight stems. Mid-season flowering. One of the best red varieties, it was awarded the gold medal from the American Peony Society in 1968.

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‘Madame Edouard Doriat’ (Doriat 1924):

The full double flowers have white petals with sporadic crimson veins. Strong scent. Mid-season flowering.

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‘Madylone’ (van Loon, 1966):

Very large creamy pink full double flowers, held on strong stems, are nicely offset by shiny bottle green foliage. Perfect as a cut flower. Fragrant. Late bloom.

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‘Mrs Franklin D. Roosvelt'. (Franklin 1932):

Large double flowers; the pale rose petals are shaped as a cup and they tend to fade into white when in full sun. Strong scent. Late flowering, tall, vigorous plant. Gold medal from the American Peony Society in 1948.

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‘Moon River’ (Klehm):

The very large full double flowers are pale rose. Dark leaves and strong stems. Late flowering.

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‘My Love’(Hollingsworth 1992):

Rounded double flowers; the petals are ivory when blooming and, with time, fade into white. The medium sized plants are outstandingly resistant. Scented. Late flowering.

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‘Pillow Talk’ (Klehm 1973):

Very full and large double flowers, with glossy pale-pink petals. This vigorous plant is one of the best among the double flower variety. Strong stems. Late flowering.

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officinalis 'Rubra Plena'

This variety is breeded since centuries, vigorous, with double flowers, bright red. Early blooming.
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‘Sarah Bernhardt’ (Lemoine 1906):

This old variety is still quite common. It has large, double, rosy flowers. Scented. Strong stems. Late flowering.

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‘Vivid Rose’ (Klehm, 1952):

Large dark pink double flowers. Very fragrant and vigorous grower. Very late flowering.

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