Paeonia Avalon Shade Perennials that terminate in clusters of

that terminate in clusters of 12-16 rounded

Due to the Cypripedium formosanum parent

heavily spotted inside and widely flared at the bottom

but then becomes nothing more than a crumpled red thread at the end

Rehmannia elata) Garden visitors quickly fall in love with this easy-to-grow groundcover member of the normally parasitic Orobanchaceae family

Paeonia Avalon Shade Perennials that terminate in clusters ofPaeonia 'Avalon' is a splendid peony from the work of William Krekler and later selected and introduced in 2003 by nurseryman plantsman Roy Klehm. The very sturdy 2' tall stalks, clothed with very attractive foliage, are topped with unique lightly fragrant flowers with multicolor dark and light pink petals, which age to dark pink with a white border. Paeonia 'Avalon' is a very vigorous, free flowering selection that we think you'll love as much as we