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This grand old lady is one of the oldest peonies, bred in France in 1856, and it is certainly the most famous double white peony grown in thousands of gardens around the world. Large double flowers with incurving petals of pure white that are lemony green at the base. Free flowering and highly scented, it is also one of the earlier flowering peonies generally opening in early June so it is an excellent choice for prolonging the flowering season.This is a shorter variety growing to approx 85cm making it a great choice for a windy garden. (Calot 1856).  

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Always one of the most popular garden peonies. Light lavender pink double flowers with large outer petals and a raised centre that varies in colour and shape as the bloom opens and matures. Wonderful fragrance and distinct broad green foliage which is a particularly bright shade of green.Grows to about 80cm in height. This is one of the last peonies to flower, so it is very useful in extending the peony season. (Crousse 1888).

Superlative in every way and  one of the best of all garden peonies! Huge fragrant double flowers opening a beautiful pale blush pink and soon changing to purest white. If grown in partial shade, the flowers will retail their pinky hue for longer and will also be darker on the shady side of the flower than on the sunny side! An outstanding variety for cutting, the plants have a solid upright habit with firm stems and good foliage which colors well in the autumn. Grows to approx 90cm in height and is also one of the last peonies to flower.

If you want one of the best of all white peonies for cutting then this is one to plant! The buds are slow to open, teasing you with the promise of the wonderful display to come. They start off showing a pale pink blush but quickly turn to pure white. These large and beautiful flowers are both sweetly scented and long lasting making them really good for cutting. Although a taller growing peony often to around 95cm or so, it is a good one for the back of the border, and its strong dark stems mean that staking is rarely necessary. (Van der Valk 1952).

A fine and handsome peony with large globe shaped flowers of intense crimson red with a few frilly petals in the centre. This classic french peony has long straight stems which makes it excellent for cutting, the blooms lasting a long time in water and their fragrance filling a room. Grows to around 85cm in height and rarely needs staking.(Doriat 1924)

If you buy or are lucky enough to receive a bunch of cutflower peonies, the chances are that the red ones will be 'Karl Rosenfield' which is the most commonly commercial cut flower peony grown around the world. It realiably produces its bright globe shaped bright crimson red flowers in abundance, with good strong stems that last exceptionally well in water. One of the best garden peonies too forming a neat plant to around 85cm in height, An extra advantage is that it is relatively late flowering well into the latter part of June. (Rosenfield1908).

Mothers Choice is one of the best of all peonies for cutting. Very large creamy white flowers which are wonderfully fragrant and very long lasting. The plants themselves have glossy green leaves and strong stems that rarely need staking. This marvellous peony grows to approximately 90cm in height and is one of the last to flower making. (Glasscock 1950).

Stunning and very unusual! This wonderful peony in the "japanese" style is an absolute favourite of ours, with large single flowers of purest white without any sign of pink. In the centre of each bloom is a crest of bright yellow much narrower petals, punctuated with bright green carpels which are the potential seed pods. Distinctly this is also one of the very few peonies where the emerging shoots in the spring are bright green, rather than the pinky red  "dear rosy snouts" as described by Gertrude Jekyll the famous 19th centruy garden designer. Attains around 90cm in height and rarely needs staking. (Van Leeuwen 1928).

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Very large, cupped and puckered, blue-green foliage with near white flowers in summer.

This truly marvellous semi-double peony opens blush pink and quickly turns white whilst retaining a yellow glow at the base of the petals. With strong stems and a strong sweet fragrance, this is one of the best of all garden peonies, elegantly forming a bushy plant up to about 90cm in height. (Mann-van-Steen 1936).

Said to be one of the best peonies ever bred! Very large bomb shaped double flowers of pure white with the occasional red fleck. The flowers have the most sensational scent. It's also a really good variety for cutting. Forms a sturdy plant growing to a height of arund 90cm and although it takes a while to establish but most definitely worth the wait! (Kelway 1909).

A handsome Euphorbia with upright stems of glaucous foliage topped with clusters of greenish-yellow flowers with a bronze centre. A very fast-growing plant which is very tolerant of drought once established.

A beautiful perennial which is a must for every garden. It has wonderfully scalloped leaves which catch water droplets and produces a frothy covering of small yellow flowers throughout spring and summer. It can have a habit of self-seeding quite freely, so cut off the seed heads carefully after flowering to minimise any unwanted spreading.

This is the sumptuous white form of the old fashioned red cottage garden peony which has been enjoyed in gardens for centuries. Large globe shaped buds open to reveal blooms that have the faintest blush of pale pink but quickly change to white. This is one of the first peonies to flower in early May so its a great choice to have gorgeous peonies in your garden whilst the daffodils are still blooming. Grows to approximately 70cm in height.

An extremely beautiful, large double bloom of excellent form and clarity. The flowers open the merest blush pink, and then pale to pure white. Some yellow stamens poke through from the depths of the centre.  Gorgeously scented too. Takes a while to establish, but then all the best things in life always will! Height to around 85cm. (Hoogendoorn 1949).

A dense, evergreen shrub with glossy, dark green foliage bearing flattened clusters of pink buds in winter and spring opening to small white flowers followed by blue-black fruits.

A really sumptuous peony and one of the best in this hue. Deep ruby red double scented flowers that become more purple as they mature. It's also a really good peony for cutting. Dark and lustrous foliage which adopts rich tints in the autumn.  Grows to around 90cm but is robust and rarely needs staking. (Seit 1937)

A handsome, evergreen fern with glossy, wavy fronds unfurling in spring. A great fern for the edge of woodland areas and in a shady mixed border, which will tolerate dry soils once it has established.

A compact, upright perennial with strongly aromatic grey-green foliage producing dense clusters of tubular violet-blue flowers throughout summer and into autumn. This plant may be received cut back but it will soon begin to put on new growth.

Bold, vivid blue flowers in spring which naturalise well amongst grass. They also make good cut flowers and will slowly spread if they are planted in the right situation.

A dwarf evergreen shrub with silvery-grey leaves and bearing deep violet flowers in dense, aromatic spikes in summer.

A compact, erect, evergreen shrub with aromatic foliage and bearing small blue flowers from spring into summer.