From these last series, they've received a long warm period and will now go into cold storage. Here the two…
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P. obovata hybrid. With tomentose carpels this must be a garden hybrid. Much easier growing compared to the true species.
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Not completely sure what this is. Received it as ‘unknown’, but from wild collected seeds in former Yugoslavia. P. velebitensis, P. mascula, P. daurica? This is a first year plant so it may well change the following years, perhaps then I’ll be able to tell what it is, but I find it already rather attractive.
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Paeonia clusii.
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liked thisA nice unregistered plant in bloom here. Still in the midst of ‘species season’, thus really early. This plant is the result of P. lactiflora President Lincoln x P. wittmanniana , a cross made by Roberto Gamoletti @roberto . P. wittmanniana is the species that contributes the earliness obviously.This is the third year after planting the division…Read More
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