The American Peony Society
The History of the Peonies and their Originations p. 149
FANTASIA (1931) - Single flesh pink, crinkled petals.
FELICITY (N) - Named changed to CAVATINA.
FIDELITY (1935) (P) - Single salmon flesh.
FIREFLAME (1972 list) (NC) - Bright pink, curious foliage.
FIRELIGHT (1950) - Quadruple, semi-double rose pink.
FRANCIS No. 8167 - Single early pale peach pink.
FRANCIS RED - Lobata red (1972 memo).
FORTUNE (1943) (P) - Single coral rose, white flares outside.
GARDEN PEACE (1941) - Single tall white.
GILLIAN (1950) - Single early pink.
GOOD CHEER (1942) - Light vermillion.
GOOD WILL (1941) (P) - Double deep cerise.
GRACE (1929) - Single light pink.
GRACE LOOMIS (1920) - Double white. Lactiflora.
GRACE MACLEAN (1920) - Double pink. Lactiflora.
GRACE ROOT (1940) - Single light salmon pink.
GREAT LADY (1943) - Single to semi-double. Tall china pink.
GREEN IVORY (1938) - Single, white tinted green.
GWENDA (1951) - Pink.
HALCYON (1948) - Single blush, early.
HARBINGER (1929) (P) - Early single light pink.
HERALD (1950) - Single red.
HERITAGE (1950) - Double crimson.
HONOR (1941) (P) - Bright pink.
HOPE (P)
HORIZON (1943) - Single tall flesh, huge center.
JACQUEMINOT (1941) (P) - Double crimson bomb. Discarded.
JANICE (1939) - Single early tall salmon pink.
JAQUETTE (Bulletin 125, page 24.) - See Gist List.
JEAN COWLEY (1942) (P) - Semi-double bright rose.
JEANNETTE (1938) (P) - Single salmon pink.
JOY (1928) (P) - Late bright rose pink.
JULIA GRANT (1939) - Semi-double clear pink.
KING'S RANSOM (NC)
LADYBIRD (1949) - Very early single red.
LADY GAY (1950) - Single white pink.
LATE WINDFLOWER (1939) - Small single white, fern-like foliage.
LAURA MAGNUSON (1941) - Semi-double late. Light clear cherry cup.
LAVENDER (1939) - A strain. Pale lilac.
LEGION OF HONOR (1941) - Single to semi-double. Cherry scarlet.
LIBERATOR (1938) - Bright deep crimson.
LITTLE DORRIT (1949) - Dwarf. Single pink.
LOTUS BLOOM (1943) (P) - Semi-double light pink.
LOUISE (1935) - Lactiflora. Tall double white.
LOUISE'S LILAC (Mimeo of Miss Saunders 1967 says listed 1966.) (Albi x Corallina)
LOVELY ROSE (1942) - Semi-double creamy rose pink.
LUDOVICA (1941) - Semi-double clear rose pink.
LUSTROUS (1942) - Semi-double. Luminous scarlet. Very large.
MADRIGAL (1941) - Semi-double palest pink or white.
MAGNOLIA FLOWER (1949) - Semi-double, large mauve and cream.
MAN OF WAR (1929) (P) - Single brilliant red.
MARINER (1941) - Maroon crimson.
MARTA (1939) (P) - Semi-double mahogany red.
MASTERPIECE (1949) - Name changed to QUEEN ROSE.
MATILDA LEWIS (1921) - Double dark maroon, Lactiflora.
MAY LILAC (1950) - Semi-double clear lilac.
MAY MORNING (1950) (P) - Single creamy apricot.
MAY MUSIC (1973) (NC) - (#16209) Apricot buff, crimson flares.
MERCY (1940) (P) - Single salmon rose cup.
MERMAID (1950) - Single very pale lavender.
MID MAY (1950) - Apple blossom pink.
MONTEZUMA (1943) - Semi-double crimson.
MOONRISE (1949) - Single creamy yellow.
MORNING STAR (P) - (Daystar's seedling) S.S. Mimeo 1970.
MULAN (Albi x Witmanniana) Mentioned in A. P. Saunders' article. A.P.S. Bulletin #84 September 1941.
NADIA (1941) - Semi-double late cherry red.
NATHALIE (M39) - Semi-double brilliant salmon rose.
NIGHT WATCH (1950) (NC) - Formerly VIKING. An Anomala seedling. "Black-red" darkest of our herbaceous reds.
NORTHERN LIGHTS (NC) - Offered by Wilds. A quadruple hybrid (albi-officinalis-Mloko- macro) Ivory yellow.
NOSEGAY (1950) - Single small salmon pink.
NOVA (1950) - First called OLGA. Pale yellow.
OLGA - Renamed NOVA.
OLIVIA SAUNDERS (1943) (P) - Single light cherry to pale pink.
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