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Paeonia lactiflora 'Kansas' Red PeonyPaeonia lactiflora 'Kansas' Red Peony Zones Full Sun to Part Shade 'Kansas' is a unique double blooming peony with carmine red flowers in early to mid spring. This red can really get to a lavender shade of red that is quite attractive. Bred by Myron Bigger in the 1940's, this peony has won the Gold Medal by the American Peony Society and is still one of the standards for double red peonies today. Kansas may reach 3 ft in height each year. Limited

'Murasaki-no-sato' is a gorgeous illicium

who wrote the original book on Japanese maples

The yellow color on this atlas cedar makes a great pairing with a blue atlas cedar or any red Japanese maple

they are to die for

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