origination:
HENRY ST. CLAIR (Brand, 1941) - Double - Red - Late Midseason. Brilliant red bomb which gives promise of being a fine cut flower variety. Fine stems. Named for an Indian friend of Mr. Brand's. Lists in Bulletins 91 and 130.
HENRY ST. CLAIR Early. A free blooming even-toned red of pleasing form. Strong. healthy plant
Sevald:
HENRY ST. CLAIRE (Brand, 1941) Red double, midseason. Fine plant covered with attractive blooms. A great garden plant, and an excellent cut flower
(D R M) This floriferous peony bears brilliant red flat flowers which have a few buried stamens. An excellent cut flower. Strong stems. Named for the first
American Indian to be ordained in the Episcopal Church. A favorite
of ours.
