(15 Aug 1908)  Page(s) 526.  
 
Herbaceous Paeonies.
The following varieties are good and will be found reliable to furnish good blooms: Lady Beresford, Addison, A. J. Hunter, Admiral Dewey, Coronation, Temple, Lady's Realm, Hallam, Mrs. E. Harwood, Gravetye, Sir T. J. Lipton, Mrs. Gwyn Lewis. All Pæonies are valuable as cut flowers for decoration.

(15 Aug 1908)  Page(s) 526.  
 
Herbaceous Paeonies.
The following varieties are good and will be found reliable to furnish good blooms: Lady Beresford, Addison, A. J. Hunter, Admiral Dewey, Coronation, Temple, Lady's Realm, Hallam, Mrs. E. Harwood, Gravetye, Sir T. J. Lipton, Mrs. Gwyn Lewis. All Pæonies are valuable as cut flowers for decoration.

(23 Jun 1894)  Page(s) 677.  
 
Pæonies at Long Ditton.
The nurseries of Messrs. Barr & Sons would at this season gladden the hearts of all lovers of hardy border flowers—more especially lovers of the beautiful Chinese Pæonies. [...] The double Chinese Pæonies are somewhat later than the single forms...with the exception of a few, of which mention may be made as early flowering sorts, such as Adelaide de Lache, carmine rose, very large; John Fraser, beautiful rose; Madame Furtado, rose pink; Belle Douaisienne, delicate blush, which passes off white; Comte de Paris, outer petals rose carmine, centre blush.

(15 Aug 1908)  Page(s) 526.  
 
Herbaceous Paeonies.
The following varieties are good and will be found reliable to furnish good blooms: Lady Beresford, Addison, A. J. Hunter, Admiral Dewey, Coronation, Temple, Lady's Realm, Hallam, Mrs. E. Harwood, Gravetye, Sir T. J. Lipton, Mrs. Gwyn Lewis. All Pæonies are valuable as cut flowers for decoration.

(22 Jun 1901)  Page(s) 686.  
 
Pæonies From Langport.
A boxful of named varieties has reached us from Messrs. Kelway and Son, Langport, Somerset. [...] None of the double varieties was entirely white, though there were several pale and choice varieties. [...] Another strikingly distinct flower is that named Agnes Mary Kelway, moderate in size and consisting of three rows of broad silvery-pink petals forming a guard to a great zone of closely packed and short yellow petals, surrounding a central knot of purple ones. 

(18 Jun 1898)  Page(s) 662.  
 
Plants Recently Certificated.
Pæony Alton Lock.—This is a rather small-flowered tree Pæony, but the rich deep crimson of its semi-double flowers makes up for the lack of size. Messrs. Kelway & Son.

NB: mis-spelled and mis-classified.

(23 Jun 1894)  Page(s) 677.  
 
Pæonies at Long Ditton.
The nurseries of Messrs. Barr & Sons would at this season gladden the hearts of all lovers of hardy border flowers—more especially lovers of the beautiful Chinese Pæonies [...] Mention may be made of half-a-dozen of the most distinct and free flowering kinds—Queen of May, a lovely rose; Beatrice, a delicate rose pink; Princess of Wales, a blush pink; Victoria, a beautiful bright crimson; Venus, a bright rose tipped white; and Dawn of Day, a snow white with large and handsome shaped flowers.

(24 May 1890)  Page(s) 604.  
 
Some New Garden Plants.
Pæonia Moutan, Beatrice Kelway.
The flowers of this variety are single with a few pure white elegantly crimped petals. The pistil is purple, forming a curious conical undivided mass in the centre, instead of being divided into a number of follicles or carpels as is usually the case in the Pæony. In this character it more resembles a Poppy than a member of the Ranunculus family. The filaments are white, with yellow anthers. Cut flowers were shown at the Drill Hall, on the 13th inst. by Messrs. Kelway & Son, who received an Award of Merit for it.

(23 Jun 1894)  Page(s) 677.  
 
Pæonies at Long Ditton.
The nurseries of Messrs. Barr & Sons would at this season gladden the hearts of all lovers of hardy border flowers—more especially lovers of the beautiful Chinese Pæonies. [...] The double Chinese Pæonies are somewhat later than the single forms...with the exception of a few, of which mention may be made as early flowering sorts, such as Adelaide de Lache, carmine rose, very large; John Fraser, beautiful rose; Madame Furtado, rose pink; Belle Douaisienne, delicate blush, which passes off white; Comte de Paris, outer petals rose carmine, centre blush.

(28 Jun 1890)  Page(s) 684.  
 
New Varieties of Pæonia albiflora.
Daubenton.—The outer petals of this variety are broad, flat, rose-coloured, and form a sort of guard to the inner petals, which are much smaller, very numerous, and rose coloured with white tips. The flower itself is of good size. Madame Bertioz.—This is evidently a very vigorous variety, for the flowers may be described as of huge size, even for a double of P. albiflora. The petals are of a uniform deep red, very numerous, and the inner ones are of moderate width, and slightly cut. Both were shown by Messrs. Paul & Son, Cheshunt, at the Drill Hall, on the 24th inst., and received Awards of Merit.