The American Peony Society
The History of the Peonies and their Originations p. 155
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JUDGE L. A. VORIES - St. Joseph, Missouri
ALEXANDER D. VORIES (1924) - Double. American Beauty shade of red.
BISHOP BURKE (1925) - Double, crimson.
DEEDIE MAY (1927) - Double, early pink.
EVELYN S. PIERCE (1937) - Double, midseason. A unique flower of several rows of medium rose pink guard petals white at the center and yellow at the base. There are few if any stamens. The flower is a perfect cup. Stigmas pink. Formerly called just EVELYN.
EVELYN VORIES (1935) - Double, midseason. Medium pink with strong stems.
FRANKIE CURTIS (1924) - Double, midseason. Blush, white guards.
HENRY M. VORIES (1924) - Double, late pink.
LADY KATE (1924) - Double, late pink.
LARGO (1929) - Jap, late midseason. Very soft medium pink guards. Yellow staminodes.
LAURA VORIES (1924) - Double, late midseason. Blush.
MABEL L. GORE (1937) - Double, late midseason. Very large red pink or rosy red. Showy.
MARY B. VORIES (1924) - Double, midseason. Large creamy white. Fragrant. Excellent.
MRS. R. M. BACHELLER (1930) - Large cup of creamy pink. Fragrant. F.C.C.
NAN KEEN (1942) - Double, midseason. Tall light rose pink. Conical shape.
NANCY DOLMAN (1924) - Double late spring.
PITTI SINN (1924) - Double, late pink.
ROBERT LEE DAVIS (1924) - Large light salmon pink. Good.
SARAH M. NAPIER (1930) - Double, late midseason. Very deep rose pink shading to almost white. Very striking.
CHARLES F. WASSENBERG - Van Wert, Ohio
VERA WASSENBERG - Jap, pink.
BU-TE - Jap, white.
WEED NURSERY - Beverton, Oregon
THURLOW WEED - Single, midseason. Deep pink.
CHARLES WETTENGEL - Macomb, Illinois
BEACON LIGHT (1924) - Jap. Guards dark pink.
CHARLES NEIDEL (1961) - Double. Light rose pink.
CLARA STOCKWELL (1926) - Double. Mauve pink. Dwarf grower.
GEORGETTE (1924) - Jap. Guards pink.
IRMA - Double. Lavender rose.
LUCY DUNN (1924) - Double. Light pink.
LOTHARIO (1921) - Jap. Bright pink guards.
MARGARET VIERHELLER (1920) - Double. Light salmon pink.
MARTHA V. LANE (1924) - Double. White guard petals.
MARTHA A. TWYMAN (1920) - Double. Light pink.
MRS. W. D. BENNET (1926) - Double. Loose petal pale pink.
SARAH M. WETTENGEL (1919) - Blush white. Named for his mother.
TOREADOR (1921) - Single. Light red.
W. L. MILLER (1928) - Double. Deep rose.
WHITE FILIFORM - Jap. Guards light pink fading white.
HOWARD E. WIGELL - Rockford, Illinois
JOHN HOWARD WIGELL (1924) - Double, early midseason. Deep rose pink even shade. Flat cupped rose with some concealed stamens. Well branched stems make it.a fine flower to bloom without disbudding. H.M.
ARTHUR WILD , Sarcoxie Nurseries, Sarcoxie, Missouri
Arthur Wild of the Sarcoxie Nurseries of Sarcoxie our firms are independent ones... hybridized and introduced:
LILLIAN WILD RED ROCKET SARCOXIE
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