Paeonia 'Myra MacRae' 6/2021 Lactiflora- (Tischler, 1967) (5-DB-PK) Lactiflora Cultivar Peony, Mature size: 30", Medium height, large double, lavender pink petals, cupped guard petals, late bloomer, USDA Hardiness Zone 3-8, Michigan Bloom Month 5-6, In Garden Bed N2,06 for 6.7 YEARS (Wild). Planted in 2014.

American Peony Society: MYRA MacRAE (Tischler - Brand Peony Farms 1967) - Double, late, medium pink.

Blooms are above the foliage. Unusual color. APS Gold Metal 1998. Bloomed second year after planting. Limited bloos in 2021.

Photo by F.D.Richards, SE Michigan. Additional photos of this plant from 2015, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21:

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DAVIDRETALLICK said:
RED CHARM








RASPBERRY SUNDAE


WHITESANDS


SOLANGE

David! Thanks for sharing your gorgeous peonies from your garden. Your Solange bloom is to die for! What a stunning color and form!

Frank, your MYRA MacRAE is so full and beautiful! Mine has been struggling in a bad spot. It is a delight to see such nice blooms from your garden. Thank you!

Did I miss Festiva Maxima in this thread?

Beautiful, Anya!

Anya, your FM looks a lot like Madame De Verneville. It's beautiful!

Karen, I guess many of them look similar

Wow Redheart/Red Heart is striking!

I have a beautiful double Noid that is probably my best grower. A few of the tags went missing a couple years back when we had some record rain years.
*sigh*, so now it is Pink NoID:



Kansas:



Coral Sunset - I adore the ever changing color of this one as it fades.




Red Charm:

All are beautiful, Leslie. It is very hard to ID a pink NOID, as there are so many pink peonies out there. It is very pretty!

Coral Sunset is one of my "must have " peonies. And it does so well in the South.

with LG! They are all wonderful! Red Charm is a favorite of mine. It makes a great cut flower. I am planning to divide it this fall so I will have more bushes for use as cut flowers. I am sure most of us on this Forum probably have a pink double NOID somewhere in our garden. I have a couple of pink NOIDs myself. They are just as beautiful as those that are named.

Hee. Yes, it may have no name but a pink NoID is still pretty! I like Red Charm but it has been a slow starter. Several of my peonies will be getting more sun this year since a large tree had to be removed. I think the morning sun will help their growth and bloom.