These are the varieties we will be digging and shipping September through October 2012. Some are in limited supply so order early to ensure you are able to get what you are looking for.We only ship within the United States. |
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Bartzella: Vigorous, care-free but stunning yellow intersectional peony. This cold hardy plant puts out lots of 6-8 inch blooms held up on very sturdy 30-32 inch stems covered with lush green foliage. The blooms are nearly- to fully-double with a delightful sweet lemon-like aroma. The petals feature a red flare at their base. Blooms early mid-season. (R. Anderson 1986) |
$90.00 |
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Cheddar Gold: One of the Cheddar series selected by Carl Klehm. It features two rows at large, bright-white petals surrounding a large center of brilliant gold petaloids that is sometimes adorned with a small burst of white petals. The fragrant flowers are carried easily on sturdy 30-inch stems that sport foliage that remains green and tidy through the remainder of the summer. A Mid-season bloomer. (Klehm) | $19.00 |
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Cheddar Royal: Two or three rows of white petals surround a rich center of deep gold staminoids. The flowers are held high above the foliage on strong stems, giving them a regal appearance. (Klehm 1986) |
Limited Quantity$19.00 |
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Garden Treasure: This intersectional hybrid more than lives up to its name. Big blooms, more like those of tree peonies, open yellow gold and feature red flares around a center of light green and cream. The color remains strong even in bright sunlight and the bloom is prolonged by side buds. The lemon-like fragrance is heavenly. Flowers begin to open midseason are held up well out of the distinctive green leaves on 27-inch stems. Just as hardy as lactifloras, the plant remains an attractive part of the landscape through fall.This is a winner in every respect as evidenced by its many awards, including the American Peony Society’s Gold Medal. | $65.00 |
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Honey Gold:A very fragrant, sweetly perfumed show-stopper peony of extraordinary form. It's large cream-white outer petals guard are large cluster of golden yellow petaloids, the center of which, at maturity, erupts with more creamy petaloids. Sturdy 30-inch stems will stand up well in the garden, and the blooms last well in the vase. It blooms mid-season. (Klehm) | $25.00 |
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Laura Dessert: One of the first varieties bred to add some yellow to the peony garden. Blooming in the early midseason, the anemone-form flowers appear pink in bud, but as they open the guard petals turn creamy white. At the center a large tuft of petaloids open a light lemon-yellow color. A very floriforous, moderately fragrant peony of medium height and neat contrasting dark green foliage. Needs no staking. (Dessert 1913) |
$19.00 |
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Roy Pherson's Best Yellow:This advanced hybrid marries unusual color with great plant form and vigor. Soft, true yellow single blooms open early atop the deep green, broad-leafed foliage of this plant, which grows to about 32 inches in height. Blooms are medium in size and of good substance. Petal are cupped and slightly fluted. (Pehrson/Laning 1982). |
$35.00 |
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Sequestered Sunshine: An intersectional or Itoh hybrid that stands out for the brilliant yellow color of its plentiful blooms. The bold color and long stems makes it a great choice for cut flower growers. Dark green foliage covers the 32-inch stems, which multiply quickly to form a bush nearly 4 feet in width. As is the case with most intersectionals, no staking is needed with this Roger Anderson peony. | Limited Quantity$75.00 |
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Top Brass: This peony is a celebration on a stick. Rounded ivory guard petals surround double center of light pink, canary yellow and ivory combine for a fun, but sophisticated look. Stiff 32-inch stems keep the lightly scented blooms displayed well in the garden. Also makes a good cut flower. (Klehm) | $18.00 |
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White Sands: A wonderfully fragrant peony. It's anemone-to-bomb flower form features a mix of yellow to white petals and petaloides at its center. The mature plant will have many strong, 36-inch stems to hold the blooms aloft where a breeze can catch the amazing perfume of this cultivar. (Wild & Sons 1968) | $16.00 |
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Fina Gardens Peonies
Sam & Helen Finazzo
1319 8th Ave.
Hillsdale, WI 54733
sales@finagardenspeonies.com
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