Peonies and roses

methk_garden

15 years ago

Want to share some garden photos taken this year.

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jroot
15 years ago
Very nice indeed. I love your single red and your single dark red. Not too many people collect the singles. I have one, very similar to your single pink.

I am very fond of the tree peonies also. Paeonia Rockii is quite appealing. As you know they can get around 5 feet tall, if one remembers not to cut them down. LOL. I have the Hu Hong, like you do, and also an amazing pale yellow one, the name of which slips my minds right now.

Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed it.
wally_1936
15 years ago
Since we moved to Texas we haven't been able to enjoy an peonies so I have to grow other plants which remind me of those great blooms. Thanks
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Peonies and roses

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