World famous intersectional and the belle of the ball, ‘Bart’ is a stunner. Giant, 9 1/2 – inch blooms of soft yellow release a delicate, lemony scent, and the luxuriant foliage makes an attractive shrub into the fall.

The “sunset” at the heart of ‘Border Charm’ reveals, petal by petal, and each stage of bloom is a delight to witness. This is a delightful, rock garden gem that spreads is blue- green, horizontal foliage vigorously.

As feminine as a ballgown, ‘Callie’s’ creamy yellow blooms are edged with a deeper russet and touched with crimson flares. Her petals are delicately crimped in a picotee edge that shows up well against her dark green foliage.

One of the great yellow peonies, ‘Canary’ emerges as a modest taupe shade. But there’s nothing modest about its vibrant, canary-yellow blooms: intense color in the garden, and long-lasting blooms for maximum impact.

YES! One of our most requested intersectionals is now available in limited quantity. NO! This is not the same as the tissue cultured wannabes. MAYBE it’s time to order this peony…NOW!

Such a lady! Generously sized white-to-pink petals unfurl to reveal sweet watercolor touches of lavender-to-russet. ‘Cora’s’ foliage has a well-behaved, mounded habit and is a superb dark green.

Funny that we’ve seen his marvelous show in our fields and now you too can enjoy his show in your gardens! His wonderfully small stature will provide delightful viewing in a smaller theatrical garden.

Can’t wait for spring? Neither can ‘First Arrival’! This earliest-blooming intersectional offers floriferous, six- to eight- inch blooms of pink-to-lavender against a crisp, dark green symmetrical, mounded shrub.

Here’s the treasure: dozens of eager blooms that deliver sharp contrast and brilliant color. Vibrant citron-colored blooms pop against dark green, shimmering foliage, touching the garden with golden highlights.

Roger Anderson’s most recent introductions. By far, one of his all-time favorites -- even better than Bartzella. We have the honor of being the first grower to sell this in commerce. Absolutely astounding!

It’s a woman’s prerogative to change her mind, and ‘Hillary’ indulges herself. Blooms first arrive as red, then soften to red and cream, and then finish in a velvety vanilla. The foliage is a handsome dark green.

This beauty came to us by way of Japan with no known ‘originator’. A stunning feature of this amazing cross is its dark blue-green foliage. Blooms mesmerize its audience with soft golden petals.

Petite has never looked so good! Her beauty glows throughout the season. Blooms are 4 to 6 inches wide proportioning well to the foliage.

What a romantic! Cherry red blossoms reveal yellows and oranges, settling on a rich, creamy yellow. The tri-phase blooms are charming to watch develop, especially against the outstanding dark green foliage.

True to name, colors that change before your eyes. Plant habitat that defines a 'landscape'. We are honored to offer this beauty. 10% of proceeds from these sales will be donated to the Minnesota Peony Society.

Can’t choose between an all yellow intersectional and a hint of lavender pink? Here may be your peony! The most anticipated bloom in the spring! God only knows when the lavender pink will show herself.

Common peonies are white or pink, and some intersectionals are yellow, but this unique beauty is downright lavender colored! ‘Lilac’ adds a decidedly exotic touch to your peony beds.

Another new introduction by Roger Anderson. Roger thinks Gordon E. Simonson is tops, but this is our favorite new intersectional. A coral and peach beauty that is a photographer’s (oops) gardener’s dream come true!

This little show-off blooms on a smaller bush, perfect for smaller cottage gardens and utterly charming. Delightful pink-edged yellow blooms emerge on well-mannered, compact, mounding plants.

Flounces of buttercream painted with strawberry colored flares makes this affordable, entry level intersectional very special. Plant it now and you’ll be pleased each season, but when it is five years old, you’ll be stunned!

We have only a very limited number of these exquisite peonies. Baby-pink buds mature into sunset hues of soft peach blushing with ruddy highlights. ‘Royal’s foliage and plant habitat are excellent.

This shameless flirt lives up to her name. Showy, brilliantly scarlet blooms will not lose their intensity, even when planted in full sun. The foliage is attractive through the blooming cycle, and then, may want to cut back early.

Summer sunshine captured in petals of luminous lemon yellow: that’s our ‘sequestered’! Unusually brilliant single that will not fade even in full sun. Pillars of loose dark green foliage rise as a sturdy shrub.

New! This lovely citron-hued intersectional truly seems illuminated from within by soft, glowing light. Nothing bossy or garish about this well-mannered shade: it’s as creamy as a lemon chiffon pie.

This bloom sequence is unlike any other intersectional: an abstract opening transforms into a masterpiece. The cut foliage and a unique bloom color that never fades in full sun.

These blooms spread six- to eight-inches wide, in large, luxuriously colored petals. Terrific drama in the garden, with a mysterious, shadowy cast of green and russet touches in the blossoms.

This stunning plant starts with a watermelon-red bloom intricately laced with strawberry flares. Add good foliage and you almost have an edible plant. Treat your eyes over and over again with a meal fit for royalty.

His majesty prevails as the purest white and perhaps the only true white intersectional hybrid peony. The sport of Yellow Emperor is rarely offered in commerce. Napoleon would have been proud of this plant.

This stately yellow came to the US as some of the first true yellow intersectionals (Itoh hybrids). Of those four, this is considered the best overall plant for bloom quality and foliage excellence.