type: [herbaceous peony] [herbaceous hybrid]
9203-9316 |
lac #2472 |
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lobata (Perry) |
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9257 'Alert', 9266 'Bravura', 9314 'Cardinal's Robe' |
CARDINAL'S ROBE(Saunders, 1940) - Single - Red. Shining scarlet. Very striking color. Albiflora x lobata. Lists in Bulletins 91 and 129. |
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Cardinals Robe (1940) Shining scarlct; very si[milar] in both color and form. [Albiflora x lobata - the great race of lobata hybrids This group contains many beautiful pink and red tones so long desired in the Chinese peonies; salmon, coral, rose and deep cherry pinks, to clear bright crimsons, with no hint of purple and never a bad color in all the hundreds that have bloomed. I think this is the most brilliant and e effective strain of herbaceous hybrids yet produced. . Their season is generally M. They set hardly any seed, but their F2's may be interesting. About a dozen reds, and almost thirty pinks have been introduced, many of them so similar to one another that I have now tried to sort them roughly into color groups. The pinks especially, fade off as the flower ages , into pale peach shades, so that a mature plant will have flowers of many differing tones, but all harmonious [..] are single except when otherwise noted. ]The Reds |
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CARDINALS ROBE Red, single, Early, No staking. 60cm. The most brilliant of all the single reds with a hint of orange in the red. Bright golden stamens. CARDINALS ROBE The most brilliant of all the single reds, has a hinl of orange in the red. Bright golden stamens. Lower growing. K.single, Early, 60cm. no staking, |
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CARDINAL'S ROBE Flower type: PeonySingle Size: 26" Plant zone(s): 2-8 Bloom time: Early, Hybrid Hybridizer: A.P. Saunders
Vibrant red with glistening, smooth-textured petals. Shaggy golden yellow stamen. Good green foliage and dwarf growth habit make it an excellent peony for smaller spaces.
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Cardinal.s Robe (Saunders 1940) EM-M. Single; brilliant scarlet red, color enhanced by the yellow center and excellent substance, our favorite of the Lobata of Perry reds. Medium tall bush, leaf-clothed from top to bottom, has the most durable foliage of the group, a striking addition to the perennial border. Triploid, but useable fertility. |
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Carsten Burkhardt's Web Project Paeonia - The Peony Database |
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