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Name: Liz Best Elizabeth Colorado (Zone 4b)              LizinElizabeth Mar 18, 2018 4:23 PM CST |
| Recently saw a post on the Souther Peony blog with pics of new growth and foliage, thought it'd be fun to share that same thing here this spring. I know several of you already have significant growth, I've already seen pics with some really impressive foliage, will you share them again here? And as the plant progresses we can copy the earlier pics into new entries so we can see the progression. Make sure you share the variety if know or specify NOID, please, that way anyone looking for pretty foliage as well as gorgeous flowers can see the total package! And later in the year we can do another with fall colors.... LizB |
Name: LG Nashvillle (Zone 7a)      Mieko2 Mar 19, 2018 5:04 PM CST |
Lois' Choice has beautiful emerging foliage! Tree Peony Red Crown with Jade and Pearls.  LG -I have a little garden in which to walk and immensity in which to dream. |
Name: Liz Best Elizabeth Colorado (Zone 4b) LizinElizabeth Mar 21, 2018 6:21 PM CST |
| Both of those are gorgeous, LG! And they look so healthy! LizB |
Name: LG Nashvillle (Zone 7a) Mieko2 Mar 21, 2018 6:47 PM CST |
| I need to take some pix of the Itohs. They are gorgeous, too LG -I have a little garden in which to walk and immensity in which to dream. |
Name: Karen Southeast PA (Zone 6b)  kousa Mar 21, 2018 6:48 PM CST |
| Not much to share at the moment but I am so happy to see Lois's Choice as having such beautiful foliage. I added it last fall so I will hope to catch its beautiful foliage soon. |
Name: LG Nashvillle (Zone 7a) Mieko2 Mar 21, 2018 6:51 PM CST |
| Glad you like it, Karen. I hope those little buds make it through the freezes. I don't believe she bloomed at all in 2017. Keep warm up there! LG -I have a little garden in which to walk and immensity in which to dream. |
Name: Mary Stella Anchorage, AK (Zone 4b)       Oberon46 Mar 22, 2018 10:27 AM CST |
| I just received Kamanishiki. It is about 18" tall with two or three very sturdy wooden branches. The bottom however is just a solid round core with barely a few cut off roots. About the size of a juice glass. I have planted it in a pot and set it in the garage (greenhouse) which runs about 55F on the floor, next to the rolling racks with the top two shelves lit up for seeds. Is this normal condition for a tree peony? The vendor is very reputable. White Flower Farm |
Name: Liz Best Elizabeth Colorado (Zone 4b) LizinElizabeth Mar 22, 2018 12:22 PM CST |
| Could it just be new tree peony roots with the nurse root removed? If so at least you don't have the threat of herbaceous suckers....I've never purchased anything from White Flower Farm so can't say I'd thats normal. LizB |
Name: LG Nashvillle (Zone 7a) Mieko2 Mar 24, 2018 9:27 PM CST |
| I got out and took some photos today. Early Scout is really pretty! (Thanks Jerry)  Greenland is looking nice!  LG -I have a little garden in which to walk and immensity in which to dream. |
Name: Anya Fairbanks, AK (Zone 3b)  anyagoro Mar 24, 2018 11:21 PM CST |
LG, these two both looks very pretty! Such contrasting foliage!  |
Name: Karen Southeast PA (Zone 6b) kousa Mar 25, 2018 7:53 AM CST |
| I really like Greenland foliage! Love the deep shade of green and purple tints. It will be awhile before I see any foliage from herbaceous peonies. We still have pretty cold temps for the next 2 weeks. |
Name: Liz Best Elizabeth Colorado (Zone 4b) LizinElizabeth Mar 25, 2018 8:07 AM CST |
| They look so lush and healthy, gorgeous LG! LizB |
Name: Jerry Salem, IL   Oldgardenrose Mar 25, 2018 4:53 PM CST |
| I must have sent a large piece of Early Scout. Do not be concerned if it does not bloom well the first year. With that many stems, it should really put on a show next year. |
Name: LG Nashvillle (Zone 7a) Mieko2 Mar 25, 2018 8:17 PM CST |
| Jerry, it really looks wonderful! I am so pleased with the foliage, and there are tiny little buds in there. It will be so exciting if I get blooms this year!!  LG -I have a little garden in which to walk and immensity in which to dream. |
Name: Annette Duluth, Ga (Zone 7a)         Cem9165 Mar 25, 2018 8:18 PM CST |
| Liz, thanks for starting this thread. It has caused me to pay more attention to my emerging foliage, and I'm loving all the pictures being posted. Here is Pink Hawaiian Coral  Georgiana Shaylor  Wladislawa  "Aspire to inspire before you expire" author unknown |
Name: Liz Best Elizabeth Colorado (Zone 4b) LizinElizabeth Mar 25, 2018 11:24 PM CST |
| Wow, Georgiana Shaylor is certainly dramitically colored! Gorgeous! LizB |
Name: Anya Fairbanks, AK (Zone 3b) anyagoro Mar 26, 2018 12:19 AM CST |
| Love the foliage of all three. Georgiana Shaylor is sure very attractive! |
Name: Annette Duluth, Ga (Zone 7a) Cem9165 Mar 26, 2018 7:05 AM CST |
| Thanks Liz and Anya! The blooms on GS are pink, so it's interesting that the foliage is so red. I tend to see the reddish stems on my peonies with red blooms. "Aspire to inspire before you expire" author unknown |
Name: LG Nashvillle (Zone 7a) Mieko2 Mar 26, 2018 7:32 AM CST |
| Very nice, Annette. I am going to have to see is my Wladislawa has those same dark stems. LG -I have a little garden in which to walk and immensity in which to dream. |
Name: Annette Duluth, Ga (Zone 7a) Cem9165 Mar 26, 2018 9:05 AM CST |
| LG, thanks for pointing out the darker stems on Wladislawa, I didn't notice them. It's a nice contrast to the green leaves. "Aspire to inspire before you expire" author unknown |
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