Aztec (Nicholls 1941) Midseason, large, bright scarlet-rose. Staminodes rose with 
orange-rose, tipped bright gold. This is a most attractive Jap. and will prove a 
most worthy addition to any collection. We are fortunate to have the originator’s 
stock direct from his gardens. Watch for this one at our peony shows. $2.50 
Battle Flag (Nicholls 1941) A very deep, glowing red Jap. Staminodes same color 
with golden reverse. Very unusual and attractive. Not yet rated but will rank 
with the best. We have a fine stock from the originator’s garden. $3.00 
Charm (Franklin 1931) 9.22 This peony was very aptly named by Mr. Franklin, 
for it does possess charm in a high degree. A very dark-red Jap. Good, up- 
right grower. Vigorous and late. A lustrous, satiny sheen on the petals gives 
it a very classy effect. One of the best of its color. We think it slightly better 
than Fuyajo, which it somewhat resembles in color and formation of ye 
Fuyajo (Origin unknown) 9.2 Dark purplish crimson. Here is a variety that has 
attracted great popularity. Center a cluster of old-rose petaloids heavily tipped 
with pale buff or cream. Tall, strong stems. Foliage ruffled and tipped with 
bronze. $1.50 
Golden Arrow (Nicholls 1941) Midseason Jap. Deep red. Staminodes red tipped 
with a yellow arrow-head. $3.00 
King of England (Kelway 1902) 8.6 Japanese type, very large, early midseason 
variety. Guards symmetrically cupped, of a dark red shade between crimson 
and maroon with a dull gloss; center of incurved, buff staminodes streaked with 
dark rose-pink. There seems to be more than one variety sent out under this 
same name. $1.50 
Mikado (Japan 1893) 8.6 Japanese type. Medium size, midseason. Waved cupped 
petals of dark, full crimson. Center broad and flat, composed of thick staminodes 
stained dark rose red, edged throughout their length and tipped with pale, buff 
. yellow. This is a very attractive variety and well known for its beauty. $1.50 
Mrs, Wilder Bancroft (Nicholls 1935) 9.08 Very brilliant dark red with red stami- 
nodes tipped with yellow. Early bloomer. One of the best red Japs we have. 
Have a fine stock to offer from the originator’s garden. A dandy and don’t 
forget it. $3.00 
Onahama (Gumm 1926) 8.87 The rating does not do this peony the justice it rightly 
deserves. Very tall and large cerise red guards. Staminodes tipped yellow. 
This is a most attractive variety. Stock scarce and few to offer. $3.00 
Red Star (Nicholls 1941) Tall, deep brilliant red with gold tipped staminodes of the 
same color. Carpels deep vermillion. Not yet rated but will rank among the 
good ones. $3.00 
Torpilleur (Dessert 1913) 8.0 Deep rose red or purplish carmine describes the color 
of this Japanese type flower. Center of golden tipped staminodes, flecked white. 
This is one of the most interesting Jap varieties in our planting of many fine 
ones, Makes a most delightful bouquet when used alone or placed with white 
Japanese or single peonies. Possesses a haunting beauty that is much admired. 
Give it a trial and we think you will agree with us. $1.50 
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