Peonies 
A. B. C. NICHOLLS (No. 9). A very large rose shaped white 
bloom with an inner glow of orange. The petals are wide and it 
uniformly opens well, even on young plants. Strong and lasting 
substance. It is a flower of great refinement. Vigorous and thrifty 
grower of good habit. Strong stems. Received an "Honorable 
Mention” and tied for third place as "Best Bloom in Show” at 
Toronto in 1936. 
FLORENCE NICHOLLS (1938). Large double of rose shape. 
Blush white with a deeper pink suffusion at center. Some narrow 
cream petals intermingled with the wide blush petals. Medium 
height. Extraordinarily strong upright stems. Very fragrant. 
Vigorous and floriferous. Early midseason. 
GEORGE W. PEYTON (1938). Large double of rose shape 
with very wide petals of lasting substance. Pale buff with a defi¬ 
nite and persistent suffusion of pink, deepening to the center. Ex¬ 
actly the color of Solange except that the pronounced flush of pink 
adds greatly to the charm of the flower. Midseason. Fragrance 
slight but pleasant. Strong stems. Vigorous and floriferous. 
Medium height. 
HARRY F. LITTLE. White with just enough color to give it 
life. Rose shape with wide petals. Very large blooms borne on 
stiff stems. Vigorous and has nice foliage. A flawless and beauti¬ 
ful flower. GOLD MEDAL, A.P.S., and the American Home 
Achievement Medal, 1933. Fragrant. 
KATE BARRY (1938). Japanese. Double row of soft mauve 
pink petals with orange staminodes. Harmonious yellow and pale 
green carpels. General effect, glowing salmon pink. Midseason. 
The excellent shape is retained until the bloom wilts. Tall, strong 
stems. Vigorous and floriferous. 
MRS. LIVINGSTON FARRAND. The color is true pink of 
considerable depth. Rose shape. Large. The stems are slender 
but are strong and wiry; they lean after a storm but hold the bloom 
above the ground better than most of the strongest ones. It has no 
competitor as a pink Peony and others agree that it is the most 
beautiful Peony yet produced. The stock is very limited. SILVER 
MEDAL, A.P.S., and the American Home Achievement Medal, 
1936. 
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