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The Japanese Paeonys.
Thr nomenclature of this whole family is in a chaotic state, and the Paeonys Society is hard at work naming and classifying them. I have in all some thirty kinds. I append Henry Freer's list: 
Apollo. Deep pink, shading lighter toward the edges.

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A List of Some of the Leading Sorts
Augusta Miellez. Guard petals pink, lemon center, early and fragrant.

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Single Paeonys.
I name a few of the leading ones from Kelway's list.
Bridesmaid. Single, white.

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Single Paeonys.
I name a few of the leading ones from Kelway's list.
Captain Holford. Clear rose.

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Single Paeonys.
I name a few of the leading ones from Kelway's list.
Countess Cadogan. Lovely flesh color.

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Single Paeonys.
I name a few of the leading ones from Kelway's list.
Countess of Warwick. Delicate, soft flesh.

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A List of Some of the Leading Sorts
Dean Hole. A very sweetly scented variety of a very bright and clear salmon rose color. New.

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Single Paeonys.
Defiance. Terry. Brilliant crimson; tall and fine.

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The Japanese Peonys.
The nomenclature of this whole family is in a chaotic state, and the Paeony Society is hard at work naming and classifying them. I append Henry Dreer's list:
Diana. Blush, with creamy white center.

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Single Paeonys.
I name a few of the leading ones from Kelway's list.
Doris. Bright rose.