Mieko2 said:Wow Frank! Lovely photos. I couldn't get the info for the green peony to come up.
Do you question your Mrs Fern Lough? It certainly is beautiful.
Paeonia 'Green Lotus' (Krekler, Roy Klehm, 1995) 2020 photo - Common Name: (3-SL-PK) lactiflora cultivar Peony, Mature size: 28", 4" white to light line green base. An occasional petaloide shows up with the stamens., USDA Hardiness Zone 3, Michigan Bloom Month 5c-6, In Garden Bed S3 for 5.3 YEARS (fina). Planted in 2014.
Paeonia 'Green Lotus' (Krekler, Roy Klehm, 1995) is a herbaceous species-cultivar or a cultivar with only one herbaceous species involved (in this case Paeonia lactiflora). Single blooms tending towards semi-double. Looks somewhat like a Cactus Dahlia. At any rate, an unusual mostly white flower with pink tips. A light lime base with some lime green streaking on the pedals. Pistils are white tipped and stamens are bright yellow. In my opinion, an unusual looking flower that quickly turns ugly. In other words, the window of opportunity for a good photo closes quickly. Leaves look good in fall.
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Mrs Fern Lough? It's described as light pink fading to white. I am not sure if it opened up light pink or not. This is a new peony planted in the fall of 2018. I will have to keep a eye on it. 'Top Brass' is also questionable. Another new one.