I'll try and post later today on the species peonies. It is taking a lot longer to sort out the many kinds that we have and get the pictures with the descriptions. I've not forgotten - just overslept and have waterlilies to dig for a customer who is coming this morning to pick them up.
Jane
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- Steve Moldovan - Part 2
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- Crintonic Gardens
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- Heavenly Gardens
- Great Red Dragon
- Daylily season has begun
- Spirea 'Lemon Princess'
- Pictures from Yesterday in the Garden
- Sagina subulata 'Aurea'
- Malva sylvestris
- A Floral Mystery
- Tradescantia
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- Wednesday in the Hollow
- More Pictures
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- Paeonia officinalis
- Peony - Species
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- Hoot Owl Hollow Nursery
- New Marshfield, Ohio, United States
- A small nursery in Appalachian Ohio where we grow hostas, daylilies, perennials, trees and shrubs and water plants on 7 acres of public gardens. Visit our website at www.hootowlhollow.com
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