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Japanese Type Peony -- The Cultivar ??

comments (4) June 12th, 2009 in gallery
sbbmaine sbbmaine, member
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Single Crimson Peony Click the image to enlarge.

Single Crimson Peony

Photo: Sarah Beard Buckley

For the life of me, I can not remember the name of this culitvar.  It's blooming now -- zone 5b, Maine.  I would say it's an earlier blooming peony as all of my others are still in bud form.   Anyone know this peony? 


posted in: The Gallery, red, peony, single, early, crimson, japanese

Comments (4)

tatwood writes: 'Scarlet O'Hara' is a true scarlet color, whereas this photo is more of a burgundy. If the actual plant is really scarlet, then you're right about the cultivar. I know photos often do not show the color as it actually is. Oh, and this is not a Japanese form - it is a single form. Posted: 8:02 am on February 2nd
tatwood writes: 'Scarlet O'Hara' is a true scarlet color, whereas this photo is more of a burgundy. If the actual plant is really scarlet, then you're right about the cultivar. I know photos often do not show the color as it actually is. Posted: 8:02 am on February 2nd
Kate_Frank writes: You remembered? Awesome! Posted: 3:52 pm on June 15th
sbbmaine writes: Funny when you answer your own question .. "Scarlet O'Hara."
Now how could I have forgotten that? Posted: 11:22 am on June 13th
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