The American Peony Society
The History of the Peonies and their Originations p. 150
PAGEANT (1941) - 4 Feet tall. Single pink.
PALADIN (1950) - Semi-double carmine red.
PALE PRIMROSE (1951) (N) - Name changed to STARLIGHT.
PAPILIO (1950) - Quadruple, ivory pink.
PATRIOT (1943) - Single bright crimson.
PICOTEE (1949) - Dwarf plant. Single white.
PLAYMATE (1950) - Small rosy pink flowers. Ferny foliage.
POSTILION (1941) - Semi-double deep scarlet crimson.
QUEEN ROSE (1949) - Formerly called MASTERPIECE. Semi-double rose pink.
RANSOM - Bulletin 125, page 23. Semi-double brilliant red.
RED COCKADE (1943) (P) - Single bright crimson.
RED LACQUER (1950) (P) - Single scarlet, unusual center.
RED RED ROSE (1942) - Semi-double bright scarlet.
REQUIEM (1941) - Single waxy white.
REWARD (1941) - Single early dark maroon.
ROSALBA (1941) (P) - Formerly SPRING SONG. Single creamy salmon.
ROSE CRYSTAL (1955) - Ivory.
ROSE DIAMOND (1943) (P) - Late single salmon rose.
ROSE GARLAND (1943) - Dwarf single china pink cup.
ROSELETTE (1950) - Single light rose pink.
ROSELETTE'S CHILD (NC) - Saunders list 1967. Tall early single peach.
ROSELETTE'S GRANDCHILD (NC) - A.P.S. Bulletin #178, chromosome count list by Silvia Saunders. Later listing was ROSELETTE'S CHILD F2.
ROSE NOBLE (1950) - Single pale ivory rose.
ROSE ROYAL (1952-1955) (P) - Single pink.
ROSE TULIP (1947) - Single pink like tulip.
ROSY CHEEK (1943) (NC) - Slightly semi-double rose.
ROSY WREATH (1941) (P) - Single rose pink.
RUSHLIGHT (1950) - Single ivory cream.
SANCTUS (1952-1955) - Single white, center gold.
SCARLET TANAGER (1942) - Single tall vermillion red.
SERAPHIM (1929) - Very early single white.
SERENADE (1941) - Early single blush.
SHELL PINK (1939) - Single, very early pale pink.
SILVER DAWN F2 (1949) - Single white flushed rose.
SILVER SWAN (1942) - Single very pale pink.
SILVIA SAUNDERS (1921) - Semi-double pink. Lactiflora.
SKYLARK (1942) - Single clear bright rose pink.
SOLO FLIGHT (1935) - Jap. blush center, pale yellow. Bulletin #91. Also Gist list
SOPHIE (1940) - Semi-double. Bright cherry red cup.
SPARKLING WINDFLOWER (1971) - Listed by Reath.
SPRING SONG (1941) - Name changed to ROSALBA. SPRITE (1950) - Single ivory white.
STARLIGHT (1949) - Single ivory yellow.
SUNGLINT (1973) (14400 ) (NC) - One or two rows of petals, golden yellow.
SUNLIGHT (1950) (NC) - Dwarf warm rosy ivory.
TANTRUMS (1942) - Dark crimson, wild confusion of yellow stamens.
TIGER TIGER (1935) - Discarded.
VALOR (1939) (P) - Semi-double clear pink.
VERITY (1935) (P) - Tall light flesh pink.
VICTORIA LINCOLN (1938) - Double clear pink.
VINDICATOR (1935) - Discarded.
WHITE INNOCENCE (1947) - Tall, late, pure white flowers, single.
WINGED VICTORY - Warm tawny-ivory, center crimson.
WINTERTHUR (NC) - A Chalice F2. Very large leaves and large single blooms palest pink, turning white.
YOUR MAJESTY (1947) - Single vivid scarlet.
HYBRIDS UNDER NUMBER WITH KEY NC, LISTED BY MISS SILVIA SAUNDERS.
NC 10996 (albi x tenui, equal to Smouthi) Early single red, fern-like foliage.
NC 14400 - Listed by David Reath as SUNGLINT (Albi x (Miokl x macro). Very early, pale yellow.
NC 14414 - Same parentage as 14400 and very similar to it.
NC 16209 - A quadruple hybrid, now listed by David Reath as MAY MUSIC.
NC 16234 - A quadruple, very tall with pallid blooms.
HYBRIDS DISTRIBUTED FOR SEVERAL YEARS.
No. 4992 (Albi-macro) F2.
No. 12128 (Albi-macro x Otto Froebel) described 1967 list.
No. 16197 - Quad F (officinalis looking) 1971 list. Distributed perhaps near the end of year 1971 and 1972.
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