Now appearing - in Jim's yard!

jim_1 (Zone 5B)

9 years ago

A new peony for me - 'Ada Niva'

Comments (9)

lilosophie
9 years ago
Oh, oh how gorgeous! Peonies are not happy where I like and I always get a bit envious of those who can grow them.
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
Original Author
9 years ago
Another new one - 'Rosedale'
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mawheel
9 years ago
Jim, those flowers--and your pictures--are absolutely wonderful. They (both flowers and your pictures) are inspirational, true fulfillment of Don's quotes.
west_gardener
9 years ago
Beautiful.
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
Original Author
9 years ago
This is the second year for this plant. I decided to create a native wildlife garden and Wild Quinine (American Feverfew) is a neat little plant.
anneliese_32
9 years ago
If I would cut down some of my huge oaks, maybe I could plant peonies. Yours are gorgeous. Your wildlife garden sounds great.
gabriell_gw
9 years ago
The Peonies are beautiful.I don't think they are able to grow here.
Lisa_H OK
9 years ago
The Ada Niva peony is GORGEOUS!!! I love peonies. I'm right at the edge where I can grow them. If I lived too much further south I wouldn't be able to grow them.

My peonies are done for the year, as are the irises. Daylilies are next on the menu.

Lisa
jim_1 (Zone 5B)
Original Author
9 years ago
Now appearing...a tiny yellow spider on one of my peony flowers. I happened to see it move, otherwise i would have missed it.

Any ideas as to what kind it is?