Hybrid lactiflora.  Rose-pink.  Center petals curled.  Mild to strong, sweet fragrance.  Double bloom form.   Kelway (and Son).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Red.  Mild to strong fragrance.  Large, single bloom form.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  
Height: 25" to 27" (65 to 70cm).   Gilbert H. Wild & Son (1956).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  White, light pink undertones.  Mild fragrance.  Double bloom form.  Midseason.  Height of up to 32" (up to 80 cm).   Roy G. Klehm (1986).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Deep pink to pink, cream undertones, green streaks.  Cactus-dahlia-style.  Small, single bloom form.  Midseason.  Height of up to 26" (up to 65 cm).   Roy G. Klehm (1984).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Fuchsia / magenta, cream center, fuchsia / magenta center.  Japanese (anemone, imperial) bloom form.  Mid-to-late.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  Height of 3' (90 cm).   Myron D. Bigger (1957).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid / Species crosses.  Light yellow, yellow center, ages to cream .  Crimson stigmas.  Moderate fragrance.  Single bloom form.  Early-to-mid.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  Height of up to 30" (up to 75 cm).   Don Hollingsworth (1980).

5 favorite votes.  Average rating: EXCELLENT.  

Hybrid / Species crosses.  White, yellow center.  Small, single bloom form.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.   Prof. Arthur Percy Saunders (1937).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.   Hans Peter Sass (1924).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  White, lemon-yellow center.  Very large, flat, Japanese (anemone, imperial) bloom form.  Midseason.  Height of up to 33" (up to 85 cm).   Col. Jesse C. Nicholls (1958).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Pink.  Japanese (anemone, imperial) bloom form.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.   Edward Auten, Jr. (1937).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid suffruticosa, Tree peony.  Light pink and purple.  Variegated colouring.  Mild fragrance.  Medium to large, semi-double to double bloom form.  Mid.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.   Unknown Chinese Breeder(s).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  White, light pink outer petals.  Large, semi-double bloom form.  Midseason.  Height of 30" to 32" (75 to 80 cm).   Roy G. Klehm (1995).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid / Species crosses.  Cream - yellow.  Strong fragrance.  Large, single bloom form.  Early.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  Height of up to 2' (up to 60 cm).   Victor Lemoine (1905).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Red.  Petaloids edged white.  Japanese (anemone, imperial) bloom form.   William Henry Krekler (1976).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid / Species crosses.  Red, orange-red shading.  Moderate fragrance.  Single to semi-double, ruffled bloom form.  Early-to-mid.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  Height of 3' (90 cm).   David Reath (1981).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.   David C. Stranger (1935), George C. Thurlow (1935).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Pink.  Large, double bloom form.  Mid.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  Height of 32" (80 cm).   Alonzo B. Franklin (1944).

5 favorite votes.  

Herbaceous species, Species.  

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Light pink, cream shading.  Moderate fragrance.  Double, bomb, Japanese (anemone, imperial) bloom form.  Midseason.  Height of 3' (90 cm).   Roy G. Klehm (1970).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  White, light pink shading, yellow center.  Single, Japanese (anemone, imperial) bloom form.  Midseason.  Height of up to 3' (up to 90 cm).   Hans Peter Sass (1932).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.   Walter J. Guille.

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid / Species crosses.  Salmon-pink, cream shading.  Semi-double, flat bloom form.  Midseason.  USDA zone 2a and warmer.  Height of up to 30" (up to 75 cm).   David Reath (1974).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid lactiflora.  Salmon-pink, cream shading, salmon-pink streaks, stripes, flecks.  Cactus-dahlia-style.  Mild fragrance.  Semi-double bloom form.  Midseason.  Height of up to 34" (up to 85 cm).   Roy G. Klehm (1985).

5 favorite votes.  

Hybrid Lutea.  Pink, golden-yellow center.  Single bloom form.   William J. Seidl (2011).

5 favorite votes.