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Bertrand H. Farr, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania
(1915) Page(s) 41. Single Peonies The following is a selection of only the choicest kinds. Mostly raised by Kelway & Son. Duchess of Portland. (Barr.) Soft pink, frilled white. Beautiful. $1.
Kelway & Son's Wholesale Catalogue of Plants...Langport, Somerset
(1835) Page(s) 11. Kelway's Single-Flowered Pæonies. June-flowering. All raised by Kelway unless stated otherwise. Country Girl. (New, 1934). Deep clear apple blossom and white; large, free-flowering; early to mid-season. 10/6
Kelway & Son's Wholesale Catalogue of Plants...Langport, Somerset
(1935) Page(s) 11. Kelway's Single-Flowered Pæonies. June-flowering. All raised by Kelway unless stated otherwise. Columbus. Pink, early, medium height. 5/-
Bertrand H. Farr, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania
(1915) Page(s) 41. Single Peonies The following is a selection of only the choicest kinds. Mostly raised by Kelway & Son. Columbus. (Kelway.) Soft flesh-color. $2.
Kelway's Pæonies, Langport, Somerset
(1927) Page(s) 11. Kelway's Lovely Single-Flowered Pæonies General Collection T. S. Hope Simpson, very large amaranthine-purple; strong grower and early flowering. 10/6 each.
Kelway & Son's Wholesale Catalogue of Plants...Langport, Somerset
(1935) Page(s) 12. Kelway's Single-Flowered Pæonies. June-flowering. All raised by Kelway unless stated otherwise. Sir Edward Elgar. Brightest pure maroon or chocolate crimson; a distinct shade; a substantial well-formed very handsome flower; free flowering, medium height; flowers on the surface of the plant; early and mid-season; extra, 7/6
Kelway's Pæonies, Langport, Somerset
(1927) Page(s) 11. Kelway's Lovely Single-Flowered Pæonies General Collection R. W. Marsh, chocolate-crimson; fine colour. 5/- each.
Kelway's Pæonies, Langport, Somerset
(1927) Page(s) 11. Kelway's Lovely Single-Flowered Pæonies General Collection Queen of the Belgians, pure creamy-white, single-flowered, like a water lily, on tall stout stems; very beautiful and rare. 15/- each.
Kelway's Pæonies, Langport, Somerset
(1927) Page(s) 11. Kelway's Lovely Single-Flowered Pæonies General Collection Pitney, shell-pink flowers, well above foliage. 5/- each.
The E. G. Hill Co. Catalog
(1920) Page(s) 5. Includes photo(s). Frank W. Dunlop (Dunlop) (Shawyer X Russell) “A vigorous grower, breaking freely at the base. Averages 40 to 45 petals to the bloom, and opens freely in Winter and in Summer.” “The color is almost identical with that of Russell; free from spot, an easily handled forcing rose,” says Mr. John Dunlop of Toronto, the raiser of the variety. It can be seen growing here at Richmond, and also at Mr. Totty’s place; it will be shown at various club meetings during the Winter, and rose growers will follow its record with interest; it is of great size, a most profitable producer. Come to Richmond and see it growing.
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