Paeonia 2014

[Gerdk]

Attached are 2 photos, I have no name for the red tree peony,
maybe one of the experts can help me.

- Sorry Rudi, I'm no expert here. Nevertheless I add a few pics from Erich Pasches garden.
The mlokosewitschii was an extraordinary clolour form.

Gerd

[Irm]

To me the name is also not so important, other than when I see a wonderful peony I start to think that by what name would I be able to find it (or seeds) for me.

By the way, just last week I noticed a seedling in a pot labeled P.obovata 'Alba', sown winter 2013 from SRGC seeds exchange seeds, so now follows a three to four year wait to see what it looks like.

good luck. Leena 

I have some paeonia seedings from Mr. greenspam in my garden    and a P. obovata is in flower.

[Irm]

This is a seedling from my sister, three years in my garden

[Irm]

Paeonia maifleuri

[Irm]

P. Rocks GB

[Irm]

A very dark P. rockii

[Irm]

Paeonia ostii

[Irm]

.. and a very dark one  from Japan named P. suminoichi 

[dscherberich]

Paeonia daurica subsp. macrophylla, flowering a few weeks ago at the Jardin Botanique de Lyon

[dscherberich]

and Paeonia decomposita in my private garden 

[Maggi Young]

You are lucky people to be enjoying all these superb paeonies 

[Leena]

Very nice peonies all.  Here it is still couple of weeks wait for the earliest of the herbaceous peonies to start flowering.

[David Nicholson]

I had better say this is Paeonia delavayi. When I posted pics of this last year I said it was Paeonia delavayi ssp. angustiloba but this year I unearthed a label which said "P. delavayi ssp. lutea from seed from Hans Joschko sown 12/06/06"

[Steve Garvie]

Paeonia delavayi flowering here:


The second plant is a garden seedling which I suspect is a hybrid of P. delavayi and P. ludlowii:

[Stephen Vella]

Steve very nice delavay flowers, you sure have capture the beauty there ...hybrid looks fatastic too beautiful colour.
cheers