Class D 
ABBIE WILDER—Peony form pink with white. 
ABUNDANCE—White loose peony form, medium sized bloom. 
ADMIRATION—New seedling from the South. 
ADMIRAL NIMITZ—New seedling from the South. Large pink 
occasional white fleck. 
ADOLPH AUDUSSON—Crimson, semi-double with showy yel- 
low stamens, very large bloom, looks like red velvet. 
ADOLPH AUDUSSON VARIEGATED—Like the red one except 
this one has large white blotches on it. 
AKEBONO—Semi-double pink, compact grower, choice. 
AKEBONO VARI—Same as the pink with white markings. 
ALBA PLENA FIMBRIATA—Double white of perfect form with 
fringed edges on all petals. 
AMERICAN BEAUTY—New seedling from the South. 
ANNE SCHWABBE—Have not seen it bloom. 
ANNE LINDBERG—Large salmon pink loose peony center of 
petaloids. 
ASPACIA or VARIGATED EMPEROR OF RUSSIA — Peony 
form of deep red with white spots, stamens in five different 
places. 
AUBURN WHITE—Semi-double white with long yellow stamens. 
Comes from Auburn, Wash. 
AUGUSTA WILSON—Peony formed deep pink three to four inch 
bloom. 
BESSIE McARTHUR—Large semi-double deep pink has three 
or four layers of petals and petaloids mixed. 
BARON VON BLEICHRODER—New seedling from the South. 
CAPT. MARTIN’S FAVORITE — Double rose red with white 
markings. 
CALIFORNIA—Single to semi-double bloom of rose pink, broad 
and long petals. 
CASABLANCA—Double chalk pink softly marked with white, 
tufted center of stamens. 
CHRISTMAS GLORY — Single pink with predominant yellow 
stamens. 
CHURCH PINK—Description unknown. 
COLLETTI MACULATA—Peony form, red with white blotches. 
COL. FIERY—Large flat double red. 
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