Brethour, Dr. Frederick G., Toronto, 1869- 1939.
APS: History of the Peonies and their Originations (-1975):
DR. FREDERICK G. BRETHOUR - Toronto, Canada Disseminated by Miss Aileen Brethour, 344 Palmerston Boulevard, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The following list represents only a part of these originations.
AILEEN BRETHOUR (1935) - Double. Soft pink in clusters.
ALICE MAY BRETHOUR (1939) - Double, late. Very beautiful blush pink. Fragrant.
BLANCHE ELIE (1934) - Double, midseason. White guards, pale yellow collar turning white. Often some red markings. A very fine flower. Fragrant.
CAPITULATION (1939) - Double, midseason. White guards yellow collar, a good near yellow.
CHASTITY (1935) - Double, midseason. Very large white guards, yellow bomb center. Fragrant.
DIEUDONNE (1936) - Double, pink and white.
DOLLY VARDEN (1937) - Jap. Violaceous pink guards and staminodes. Unusual.
ECSTASY (1826) - Double, midseason. White with yellow base. Tall. Fragrant.
ETIENNE BRULE (1934) - Double, late. Ivory white overlaid yellow and pink. Beautiful form. Sometimes opens badly.
FASCINATION (1936) - Double, midseason. Tall, creamy white. Fragrant.
HIDDEN BLUSHES (1939) - Double, late. White suffused pink at the base of the petals.
IN MOMORIAM (1923) - Double, midseason. Flesh pink with red rings often surrounding the center Fragrant.
JOSETTE (1937) - Single, late. Pale pink. Splendid form and color.
LA CANADIENNE (1936) - Double, late. Tall fluffy pure white.
LADY OF THE SNOWS (1938) - Double, midseason. Tall white guards, yellow collar. Good.
PRINCESS MARGARET ROSE (1938) - Jap, midseason. Fine medium pink.
SHRINE (1936) - Double, late midseason. Delicate blush of splendid form and tint.
SYMPHONY (1924) - Double, early midseason. Light salmon pink. Large.
VIMY RIDGE (1937) - Double. Loose bright pink.
