The American Peony Society

The History of the Peonies and their Originations p. 153

R. C. SCHNEIDER, 708 Osceola Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota Dates of introduction not known. Probably since 1933.

A. E. ROWE - Double, midseason. Dark pink. Excellent.

ALICE SCHNEIDER - Large white with blush tints. Very fine.

ASHLAND - Jap, midseason. Rosy pink guards, red staminodes tipped white. Stigmas pink. A flower of contrasting colors.

CARBONDALE - Double, midseason. Deep rose pink. Medium size.

GOLDEN TIP - Jap, midseason. Rose pink guards, staminodes long, yellow at base, color of guards tipped golden yellow. Stigmas red. Disc blush.

OSCEOLA - Jap, midseason. Blush pink guards, staminodes very long light yellow suffused pink. Stigmas red. Disc rose pink.

POND LILY - Single, early. Blush or white.

RED TOP - Double, midseason. Medium sized light red. Registered by RALPH M. SCHROEDER - Warrensburg, Illinois

MAUDE E. TICKNOR (1940) - Double, early. Large pale rose pink. Same shape as Mons. Jules Elie, but lighter in color. Originated by Maude E. Ticknor.

ARTHUR HOYT SCOTT - Chester, Pennsylvania. Deceased. Disseminated by Mrs. A. H. Scott, in conjunction with Styer's Nurseries, Concordville, Penn.

CHICHIBU (1942) - Jap. Clearest red.

ROSE VALLEY (1925) - Jap. Shell pink and lemon yellow. F.C.C., A.H.A.M..

SPRITE (1942) Single, early. Light pink. Charming.

TODMORDEN (1942) - Double, late. White with substance and appeal.

WHITE SAILS (1942) Single, midseason. Tall white.

MRS. CHARLES SHRADER, Route No. 3, Liberty, Indiana

ROSANNA SHRADER (1940) - Double, midseason. Very tall medium pink of several shades, rather flat flower. It makes a very pleasing flower of delightful pastel coloring.

WHITE ROSE (1942) 2. Double, late. Tall white blush tinted with some stamens. Good form and promising flower.

J. A. SIMPSON - Everett, Washington. All introduced in 1929.

EVERETT - Double, late midseason. Medium tall pink.

MARION TALLEY - Double, midseason. Tall pink.

MRS. COL. LINDBERG - Tall pink. Fragrant.

LOUIS SMIRNOW - Brookville, New York

FAN-TAN - Semi-double. Apricot tan, suffused yellow.

ORIENTAL GOLD - Species. Double, yellow, full ball.

TINY TIM - Hybrid. 10" tall. Semi-double, red.

YELLOW CROWN (.Itoh-Smirnow hybrid) - Yellow, red blotches in center.

YELLOW DREAM (Itoh-Smirnow hybrid) - Yellow, light red blotches in center.

YELLOW EMPEROR (Itoh-Smirnow hybrid) - Yellow with slight red blotches.

YELLOW HEAVEN (Itoh-Smirnow hybrid) - Yellow, light blotches in center.

PINK HARMONY (Itoh-Smirnow hybrid) - Japanese tree peony x herbaceous.

PINK SYMPHONY (Itoh-Smirnow hybrid) - Japanese tree peony x herbaceous.

BLACK SEA, CHICHIBU, FAIRY TALE, HEAVEN SENT, HIROSHIMA, KUBUKI, PURPLE QUEEN, RED MOON, RUBY DELIGHT, STOLEN HEAVEN, YOKAHAMA.

GEORGE N. SMITH - Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts

HARVARD CRIMSON (1928) - Semi-double. Early. Rich harvard crimson showing some stamens.

OLIVER P. BAYNE

REDKEY

WABASH WEE

PHILIPPE

HARRY L. SMITH - Redkey, Indiana

ACE                  

EVELYN SMITH           

HARRY'S CHOICE AUTUMN               

HARMON                 

HELEN SEARS

BONNIE LOU           

FRIEND HARRY           

LAURA MARCHES

WILLIS J. SMITH - Ottumwa, Iowa

APPANOOSE                        

CLAUDIA NELSON                   

MAHASKA

CHIEF WAPELLO                   

JESSIE MORGAN                    

ZELLA DALE