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Single Peonies (albiflora)
Balliol* (29L)
Large, amaranth purple, early. Carpels inconspicuously hairy, with bright red tips; disk conspicuous, pink. Plant large and compact, with flowers showing well above the foliage. Lord Kitchener is identical.

A star (*) following the name of a variety indicates that it was one of those showing to best advantage in the trial garden. 
The numbers in italics following the names refer to the donors [29=Netherlands Society of Peony Growers and Dealers, the 'L' might refer to L. van Leeuwen & Son]

NB: This description is pronably of 'Lord Kitchener', rather than 'Balliol', with which it was confused in commerce.

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Single Peonies (albiflora)
Baron J. Hulot (Millet, 1919)* (4)
Medium size, pink blush, midseason. Carpels smooth, with white tips; disk inconspicuous, white. Plant medium size, spreading. Sagoromo is identical.

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Single Peonies (albiflora)
Colonel Poe (Kelway)* (1)
Large, Tyrian pink; midseason. Carpels sparsely hairy, with white, pink-tinged tips; disk conspicuous, white, tinged pink. Plant large, compact; flowers numerous and showing well above the foliage.

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Balliol* (29L)
Large, amaranth purple, early. Carpels inconspicuously hairy, with bright red tips; disk conspicuous, pink. Plant large and compact, with flowers showing well above the foliage. Lord Kitchener is identical.

A star (*) following the name of a variety indicates that it was one of those showing to best advantage in the trial garden. 
The numbers in italics following the names refer to the donors [29=Netherlands Society of Peony Growers and Dealers, the 'L' might refer to L. van Leeuwen & Son]

NB: This description is probably of 'Lord Kitchener', rather than 'Balliol', with which it was confused in commerce.

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May Davidson (Pleas) (47)
Large, Tyrian pink, midseason. Carpels smooth, tips white; disk distinct, white. Plant medium size, spreading.

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Single Peonies (albiflora)
Sagoromo (Millet, 1924) 7.7 (29J), see Baron J. Hulot

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Single Peonies (albiflora)
The Moor (Barr, 1916)* 7.8
Medium size, dark aster purple, early. Carpels smooth, tips red; disk conspicuous, pink. Plant large, spreading; flowers held well above the foliage.

*A star following the name of a variety indicates that it was one of those showing to best advantage in the trial gaden. The American Peony Society rating is likwise given wherever such rating has been made.