origination:
Roger F. Anderson, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, USA
Julia Rose (Anderson) Single to semi-double bloom opening a cherry red then to orange and later yellow. Will show flowers in 3 colors at one time on a plant. Excellent plant habit makes for a good garden plant
Julia
Rose
Season Type
Single Color Rose/Apricot Size
Details (Anderson)
Single to
semi-double intersectional Peony. Opens cherry red and quickly
turns to rose, apricot and yellow blend. Very choice and limited
Originator:Anderson
Parentage: Intersectional hybrid
Flower Form:Semi-double
Staking:No
Height:60-90 cm
Bloom Period:Week 5
Fragrance:Faint
Side Buds:1 or 2 per stem
Comments: As with many of the other intersectional hybrids, the fade pattern is an important characteristic of this peony. I find the colours sometimes difficult to describe in words but perhaps a description of pinkish copper through to creamy yellow paints the right picture in my mind
Fleur: Semi-double
Tuteur: Non
Hauteur: 60-90 cm
Floraison: 5e semaine
Parfum: Faible
Fleurs secondaires: 1 ou 2 par tige
Notes: Comme les autres hybrides, la décoloration est une importante caractéristique. Il est parfois difficile de décrire son dégradé, mais un cuivré rosé à un jaune crème me semble bien capturer l'image que j'essaie de peindre
© 2007 La Pivonière D'Aoust
Cherry red, single to semi-double, midseason, 28" tall, intersectional. This flower opens a cherry red and fades to orange and later to yellow. The plant can show 3 colors of flowers at the same time. Excellent plant habit that makes for a good garden plant
© 2007 Adelman Peony Gardens
Simple to semi-double flowers of a red-cherry color on the opening that fades gradually toward an orange salmon and finally become of a mixture of cream and pale rose. The effect is exceptional when the peony reaches its maturity, as with Hilllary, because it holds about forty flowers at different stages of coloration. The flower is carried well above the foliage on firm stems. Height: 90 cm. Flowering season starts at mid-season. Good for the garden but makes also an excellent cut flower with its dark green foliage and long stems.
Fleurs simples à semi-doubles d’un rouge-cerise foncé à l’ouverture qui se transforme graduellement vers un orangé-saumon pour finalement devenir d’un mélange de crème et de rose pâle. L’effet est exceptionnel lorsque le plant est à maturité car vous pouvez avoir plus d’une quarantaine de fleurs à des stades différents de coloration. La fleur est portée bien au-dessus du feuillage sur des tiges fermes. Plant de 90 cm. Floraison en mi-saison, vers le 20 juin. Son feuillage vert foncé et ses tiges longues en font une excellente fleur coupée.
offered on ebay.de by [morgana2001] 2007
