This section is from the book "Beautiful Gardens - How To Make Them And Maintain Them", by Walter P. Wright. Also available from Amazon: Beautiful Gardens: How To Make And Maintain Them.
Agnes Mary Kelway, rose and yellow.
Alexandre Dumas, rose and cream.
Blushing Maid, pale pink.
Ceres, cerise.
Crown Prince, crimson.
Exquisite, pink.
François Ortigat, purple.
Princess May, cream.
Rose d'Amour, flesh.
Ruby Queen, red.
Sir Henry Irving, rose.
The Bride, white (single).
The Sultan, maroon.
Beauty, rosy lilac.
Captain Lambton, white.
Don Quixote, lilac.
Elizabeth, puce.
General Baden-Powell, red.
Grand Duke, flesh.
Henry Irving, dark crimson.
James Kelway, rosy carmine.
Jean de Reszké, white.
Lady Sarah Wilson, blush.
Lord Roberts, white, flesh tinted.
Snowflake, white.
A species of Paeony which has aroused a certain amount of special interest is Wittmanniana, the yellow Paeony. It is rather cream than yellow, but the stamens are yellow, and it is a distinct plant.
 
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