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APS 2018 Online Fall Auction All Interested Persons are Invited to Join Our Auction by Becoming an APS Member Preview Auction Items: October 15 – 19, 2018! Auction Bids Accepted: October 20 – 21, 2018! http://americanpeonysociety.org/events/fall-online-auction
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Show and AGM: 2019, June 21-23. Our judge is booked for this event: Reiner Jakubowski. Reiner Jakubowski is the International Registrar for all new Peony introductions in USA, Canada, and any other country who is participating. Volunteers Welcome: We welcome those interested in assisting with the upcoming Peony Show. We are building our team for…
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The American Peony Society (APS) has just proclaimed the peony ‘Pietertje Vriend Wagenaar’ as the 2018 Gold Medal Winner and thus as the Peony of the Year 2019. Rumor has it, however, that this plant might be
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Vigor is right ! These are very shy to make seeds, but the few seeds that I have gotten have produced some the very most vigorous seedlings that I’ve ever grown, in all my years of growing seedlings.
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The peony Vanilla Schnapps is one of the very best peonies that can be found and one of my all-time favorites. It was originally distributed as Bill’s Best Yellow (seedling 79H18-2) since it is plant that
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Read MoreThe peony Vanilla Schnapps is one of the very best peonies that can be found and one of my all-time favorites. It was originally distributed as Bill's Best Yellow (seedling 79H18-2) since it is plant that originated in Bill...
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A nice yellow alright, and distinct from the more transparent yellow of ‘Lemon Chiffon’, which may have derived it’s yellow from some other source, genetically. It’s shorter than LC as well. Here where we battle late frosts every spring, VS is decidedly more susceptible to carpal damage than LC, so I’ve almost no seedlings from it as a pod parent yet, and don’t know if I ever will. An aspect of it’s ‘Blushing Princess’ heritage perhaps, as BP is another who’s carpals are easily damaged by late frost, here on the High Desert.
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