Swenson Gardens
Swenson Gardens is now closed for 2024. Check back in early January, 2025 for our exciting new year. Thanks again to our returning and new gardening friends!
169 new varieties are available this year. This includes intersectional hybrid or Itoh’s hybrid peonies and garden peonies. You may want to order early as they sell out in a hurry.
32” tall, 50” wide, single to semi-double, mid
Gorgeous bright yellow petals are artfully streaked with orange that pools in the center. This variety was the favorite of Al Rogers.
30” tall, 44” wide, Japanese, mid
Tischler collector’s alert! Not much is known about his 1987 Japanese bloom introduction. Lots of history though coming out of Faribault, Minnesota.
32” tall 42” wide, semi-double, early to mid
Such elegance adorns this peony. Though its blush color shines, some may compare it to a pastel color. Well guess what? Her mom is both! Yes friends, another ‘Pastelelegance’ child!
28” tall 38” wide, semi-double, early to mid
Time to serve up a succulent, fragrance filled and stand-a-lone peony. Thank goodness its bowl can accommodate all of its attributes. Order up!
32” tall, 44” wide, single to semi-double, early to mid
Featured in Garden Gate magazines top picks 2024’s best new plants article. Considered one of the darkest colors you will find in the garden.
36” tall, 48” wide, double, very late
It is written that ‘the first shall be last and the last shall be first’. Introducing our latest blooming peony variety that should be your first Swenson Gardens peony purchase.
38” tall 46” wide, double, early
It’s hard to describe the color of this new variety as there is nothing like it in the world. Will provide more photos this spring.
32” tall 42” wide, semi-double, early to mid
The glow, brilliants and sanguineness of this peony will surely be cheerful and it exudes confidence in any garden. Will it be in your garden this year?
40” tall, 48” wide, double, mid
Mrs. Freeborn describes this pale coral shade as “shrimp pink.” The very large blooms require some support and deliver gorgeous impact from afar.
34” tall, 38” wide, single, very early
A very early spring bloomer that is an elegant presence in the garden and fragrant sophistication indoors. Shade from afternoon sun to prolong blooms.
34” tall, 42” wide, single, mid to late
Traveling all the way from Oregon many years ago, my home is now Minnesota. You may know my brother, Rivida, as we grew up together back in the mid 1950’s.
36” tall, 48” wide, double, mid to late
Another example of the excellent peony introductions out of the great state of Minnesota. How can you get any better times than this? Wonderful cut flower!
28” tall, 38” wide, single, early
Saunders collector’s alert! If only Dr Saunders was still with us so we could celebrate another birthday with him. Time to party in your garden this year?
36” tall, 48” wide, double, mid to late
The Blanche of Spain in Shakespeare’s King John is described as a pawn born into a royal family. Give me some support and I will surely perform a spectacular alliance during bloom time.
32” tall, 40” wide, semi-double/double/Japanese, early
Tischler collector’s alert! Yes, you may experience multiple bloom types based on your growing season, soil type and moisture. He likes a drier site location and mechanical support.
24” tall, 38” wide, anemone, mid
Tischler collector’s alert! All around top performer inside and outside. Eye catching color and light fragrance…perfect!
32” tall, 38” wide, double, mid
Cream, please! Let me serve you a huge bowl, provided my support staff is also holding me up. You’ll need at least an 8 or 9 inch bowl, if not, a vase will do!
30” tall, 40” wide, bomb double, mid
Bride’s know that white attire provides a spectacular entrance into her wedding ceremony. I too carry those characteristics into your garden.
28” tall, 40” wide, double, mid
A peony lover’s peony, this is one amazing cut and show flower, often judged top in its class and a 2008 grand champion. A showpiece inside and outside.
28” tall, 38” wide, semi-double, early to mid
Deep, rich garnet anchors landscape design and partners beautifully with yellow tulips. Velvety impact and sturdy stems add drama to cut arrangements, too.
30” tall, 38” wide, semi-double, mid
Saunders collector’s alert! Intense, shining, scarlet-crimson color that is darling inside and outside. Plant habitat outstanding and rightfully deserves a place in your garden.
28” tall, 38” wide, bomb double, early to mid
Thank you, Laura Dessert, for bearing this child. She certainly has your features aside from blooming earlier than you and other like yellow centered doubles.
34” tall, 40” wide, Japanese, mid
You don’t have to be from Wisconsin to enjoy cheese, at least in flower form. This Japanese bloom with an all-cheddar center is a charmer.
28” tall, 38” wide, Japanese, mid
Unexpected center swirls of pink and bright yellow captivate, and foliage is attractive well past blooming. Sturdy stems bear several flowers with a delicate fragrance.
36” tall, 48” wide, double, very late
Like many a late bloomer, this one is a spectacular beauty worth the wait. Buds and petals of the palest pink with bright green foliage.
28” tall, 32” wide, Japanese, mid
The darkest russet garden peony deserves all the attention a front-and-center spot in your border provides. Touched with gold and extraordinarily dramatic.
34” high, 40” wide, single, early to mid
Saunders collector alert! Apostle Paul greeted his young friend Timothy in 2 Timothy 4:21. He delighted in his fellowship with ‘Claudia’. May she bring that same delight in your garden!
30” tall, 36” wide, semi-double, mid
Saunders collector alert! Very rare and one of our top three favorites of our beloved Dr. A.P. Saunders. Huge semi-double blooms that often reach 8” in diameter.
36” tall, 40” wide, single, early
Standing out in the garden is a good thing. My coral outer guard petals frame a glowing, golden center. For a stunning show, plant a lot of me.
24” tall, 32” wide, semi-double, early
Saunders collector’s alert! Let me pucker up in the front of your border with my lipsticky pink blooms. My color wears off quickly if planted in full sun, so afternoon shade is preferred.
38” tall, 44” wide, single, early
There is no way I can hide from anyone in the garden. You can spot my tall, upright stature and bold color from afar. I guess that’s a good thing!
32” tall, 48” wide, single, very early
Saunders collector’s alert! Thank you, Mr. Hollngsworth, for clearing up the confusion over the years with Silvia Saunders Silver Dawn F3 and other nomenclatures.
36” tall, 44” wide, double, late
Now registered as Alexander Fleming in The Netherlands. Pink can be beautiful in the garden and in a vase. Sweetly scented and a fabulous cut flower.
36” tall, 48” wide, double, late
Minnesotans are represented well with many hybridizers over the years as well as the city of Duluth. Visiting that city and growing ‘Duluth’ in your garden should be on your bucket list!
35” tall, 48” wide, Japanese, mid
Tischler collector’s alert! Stunning hues of lavender and pink allow this color to be easily identified in our garden. Not an easy feat to achieve.
32” tall, 44” wide, single, early to mid
Saunders collectors alert! Though I was originally named ‘Colonel Steichen’, as I served in WWI, perhaps you know me better as a photographer and painter.
36” tall, 42” wide, double, mid
As a cut flower, I am known around the world as one of the best. My foliage and plant habitat are tops as well. Distinct and amazing!
30” tall, 38” wide, double, early
Bring on the vases! My delicate, sweet fragrance will fill your home with just a few blooms. I am beautiful in the garden as well, but my stems do need support.
30” tall, 40” wide, Japanese, mid to late
Tischler collector’s alert! Was there gold in the once considered peony capital of the world, Faribault, MN? Ya you betcha, the lustrous center of Faribo GOLD peony.
34” tall, 42” wide, double, mid
Some growing years I do need support, as my blooms can be quite large. For those of you who do not like fragrant cut flowers, I’m all yours!
38” tall, 40” wide, novelty, mid to late
With a bloom style all its own, this quirky novelty peony features fine, feathery spikes of pink and cream and a dash of garden brio.
34” tall, 40” wide, double, mid
Not bragging too much, but some growing years I offer 9” ivory white blooms. Grab your largest vase to show off lots of me inside your home.
28” tall, 36” wide, single, early to mid
It’s a girl’s prerogative to change her mind, right? Some years I can be a single and other years, close to semi-double. Change is good!
40” tall, 48” wide, single, early to mid
Saunders collector’s alert! Distinctly different than any Saunders varieties and for that matter, any peony on God’s green earth. That’s a great attribute to have!
32” tall, 40” wide, Japanese, mid to late
Nothing shy about this saucy bloom! A rounded center of pink-and-cream petals nestle inside full-skirted guard blooms of definite rose. Ooh la la!
34” tall, 40” wide, double, mid
My exotic coloration, fluffy blooms, pleasing fragrance, and extended vase life will charm all your senses. Take me, I’m yours!
24” tall, 34” wide, single, early to mid
Saunders collector’s alert! Nice compact plant with colorful salmon pink blooms and stunning dark green foliage. Works well in smaller beds and border plantings.
30” tall, 38” wide, single, very early
Though this means a happy and peaceful time in the past, we like to think in the present when we can enjoy a happy and peaceful time very early in the bloom season.
36” tall, 44” wide, double, mid-late
A lovely cut flower and also a variety that my photographer would not take his eyepiece off of me. Please give me some space, and some support.
28” tall, 36” wide, Japanese, mid
Tischler collector’s alert! Do you like me more at first or late in my bloom? Yes, I transform from violet pink to a soft blend of violet, rose, and finally ivory.
36” tall, 46” wide, double, mid
Though I was originally known as the ‘First Lady of the American Theater’, now I can grace your garden…with a stellar performance. I do, however, need a supporting cast.
40” tall, 50” wide, double, early to mid
Gardeners continually admire my looks and fragrance in the gardens. I kept telling them to bring me inside and to shows. Now they get it!
36” tall, 46” wide, semi-double to double, mid
Younger plants and depending on growing seasons; blooms, tend to be semi-double. Based on our growing seasons, we have not had any double blooms…yet. Nice plant habitat.
26” tall, 36” wide, semi-double to double, late
This mysterious variety is from a famous hybridizer’s garden, yet its precise origins are unknown, so its offspring are noted as seedling pollen and/or pod parent.
32” tall, 38” wide, double, mid
An icy lemon-colored double bomb, frothy as a meringue. This is an award-winning peony with prolific blooms, strong stems, and a divine fragrance.
32” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, late
Saunders collector’s alert. In a dry location and spring, I do very well to show off my blooms and foliage. Otherwise, I can be a tad finicky to flourish. Keep that between us girls.
28” tall, 38” wide, single, early to mid
Saunders collector alert! We fell in love with this variety many years ago. Be patient and protective as it takes many years to mature.
28” tall, 40” wide, Japanese, mid to late
Lins collector’s alert! Very rare Lins variety. Only a few to share so order early. Received rave reviews as a newer Japanese bloom style when first released.
38” tall, 48” wide, double, late
Greetings from Mission, British Columbia, Canada. I arrived at Swenson Gardens in 2005 and have spent the last few years growing and reproducing myself for availability this year.
24” tall, 32” wide, Japanese, late
My petite size has its advantages for gardens with limited space. My originator developed numerous rock garden peonies that my grower will be releasing.
30” tall, 36” wide, novelty, mid
An unusual double the color of cream, touched with pink-tipped edges. It loves a dry spot in the garden, and thrives in an arid growing season.
30” tall, 38” wide, double, mid
My blooms appear almost all at once, resulting in an explosion of color. This vibrancy has made me a classic in many gardens over the years.
30” tall, 44” wide, semi-double to double, mid
Looking for a good; white, intersectional/Itoh hybrid peony? It’s time to fall in love with one of many white intersectional peonies. Nice bloom and foliage are quite an affair!
30” tall, 36” wide, semi-double, early to mid
Saunders collector’s alert! Vibrant carmine-rose pink color that will surely catch your attention. Likes a drier site location and afternoon shade preferred.
26” tall, 38” wide, semi-double, mid
Some gal by the name of Martha really likes me as a cut flower. In the garden, though, everybody loves me! You be the judge of that.
32” tall, 44” wide, semi-double, mid
Lush petals of ivory take on a pale lavender cast around a center touched with deep lavender flares. Blooms are held high above dark foliage.
28” tall, 38” wide, double, mid
The mid 80’s were wonderful years for Mr. Roy Klehm. Well-proportioned plant habitat and pure white blooms afford a nice plant inside and outside.
24” tall, 32” wide, bomb double, mid
Another Roy Klehm variety that is smaller and more compact than his Marshmallow Puff. Works well in smaller areas due to its compact size.
25” tall, 38” wide, single to semi-double, mid
Named after the wife of William D. Hoard Jr. the founder of Hoard Museum in Fort Atkinson, WI. Make sure to visit during peony bloom season and see the Roger and Sandra Peony Garden.
28” tall, 36” wide, single, very early
You can’t miss this peony in our fields so don’t miss out for your garden! Scarlet red bloom that some consider the brightest red, especially as it blooms so early.
36” tall, 56” wide, single, early
Saunders collector’s alert. What would early May be without a lilac-colored peony? Allow plenty of room for this stately peony and enjoy its beauty throughout the growing season.
36” tall, 50” wide, Japanese, mid to late
Limited exposure in commerce for this tall, Japanese bloom variety. We were fortunate to receive this from a private collector and sharing a few with you as well.
32” tall, 42” wide, double, mid to late
Lins collector’s alert! My HUGE blooms benefit from mechanical support. Bloom color fades to white after a blush pink start. Mercy me I’m a beautiful peony!
30” tall, 40” wide, double, early to mid
I was named after the founder of Ferncliff Gardens in Canada. I came to Swenson Gardens in 2005 and available again. My blooms are huge so support appreciated.
18” tall, 26” wide, single, very early
May we in introduce you to Mlokosewitshii, a subspecies of Paeonia daurica. One of our first peonies to bloom in the spring. Foliage is distinct as well.
32” tall, 48” wide, single to semi-double, early to mid
Enormous, fragrant, outright fabulous-colored blooms make an impact from a distance, exquisite color nuances impress close up. Prolific bloomer with compact foliage.
30” tall, 40” wide, double, mid to late
Mother does know best when it comes to picking out one of her favorite full double, fragrant, white peony bloom. Because the blooms are large, support is advised.
26” tall, 36” wide, Japanese, mid
Don’t tell the other varieties, but my grower says that I have the most interesting foliage characteristics of all garden peonies. You should consider me too!
36” tall, 44” wide, semi-double, early to mid
From the original Brand Peony Farms in Faribault, Minnesota, A.M. Brand delivers with this beauty. Soft pink beauty transforms into a stunning blush bloom.
32” tall, 40” wide, double, mid
Thank you, Mr. Brand, for another beauty whose bloom is fabulous inside and out. Oh, and her fragrance is sweet too. Considered one of the best whites in its time.
37” tall, 50” wide, double, mid
Though my stems are strong, with 9-to-10-inch blooms some growing seasons, support is greatly appreciated. Not to brag, but my blooms have won many ribbons over the years.
30” tall, 44” wide, semi-double to double, mid
Yes, I’m back, so take advantage of me this year as my growers say I’m one of their favorites. Coral and peach beauty’s that are a photographer’s (oops) gardeners dream comes true!
30” tall, 48” wide, single to semi-double, mid
Ya sure, you betcha, this plant is gorgeous. Pale pink-edged petals with deeper rose centers are set against wonderfully shaped, heavily textured dark green foliage.
30” tall, 40” wide, double, mid
Rare, exquisite, and a bit slow to mature, with semi-glossy foliage and blooms that look like wedding cake frosting. Romantic and voluptuous, a gardener’s showpiece.
36” tall, 46” wide, double, early to mid
Our friend Roger F Anderson had a part in the parentage of this spectacular peony with his original seedling parent. Now let’s enjoy it in our gardens!
38” tall, 48” wide, double, mid to late
Lins collector’s alert! Very befitting that Paul Bunyan towers over Minnesota forests like the Paul Bunyan peony towers over other peonies in the garden. Support needed most years.
36” tall, 54” wide, single, mid
I was the first intersectional released by my grower that includes my originator’s smaller blooms size set above broad-leafed foliage. My spectacular style will make you blush.
34” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, early
May I bring some Hawaiian coral color into your garden? Though my color is not under water, my coral color flourishes on land.
42” tall, 46” wide, huge single, mid
Saunders collector’s alert! A truly stunning presence in the garden! Enormous, deep scarlet red blooms held aloft on tall stems command attention (and a little support).
28” tall, 38” wide, double, early to mid
White on white guard petals and double bomb center ball that are pure enough for a pristine bridal bouquet. Striking against its dark green foliage.
34” tall, 44” wide, double, early to mid
A unique peony bloom that takes at least 5-years, for us at least, to fully show its beauty. First few years bloom can be almost Japanese style. Well worth the wait!
30” tall, 40” wide, double, mid to late
This is the real Raggedy Ann Lactiflora peony versus sellers who think they have this as an intersectional/Itoh hybrid peony. That one is Rosy Prospects.
38” tall, 48” wide, double, mid to late
Lins collector’s alert! His daughter was very special to have this named after her. Back then this peony was considered one of the all-time great peonies.
24” tall, 32” wide, single, early to mid
Saunders’s collector alert! Very, very rare and just a few to share.
32” tall, 48” wide, single to semi-double, mid
Roger Anderson’s hybridizing efforts are world renown and his good friend Dave Cartwright registered this intersectional hybrid after him and his great achievements.
24” tall 36” wide, double, early
Ok peony enthusiasts, a full double, fragrant and no staking early blooming burgundy peony? What is going on with Roger F Anderson’s new varieties? Order me and find out!
24” tall 36” wide, double, early
The essence of Roger F Anderson’s lifelong passion for developing the ultimate peonies surely emits from his heart. Can you tell? We sure can and maybe you can too this year?
30” tall 42” wide, single, early to mid
Peacefulness certainly exudes itself when growing and photographing this new peony. Relax and enjoy these photos. When finished, remain calm and order it!
28” tall 38” wide, single, early to mid
Can you see me now? Roger F Anderson had a burning desire to hybridize a true scarlet colored peony and now we offer a few for your consideration. Foliage amazing too!
28” tall, 40” wide, semi-double, early to mid
I asked Roger if he would be my Valentine and he respectfully declined but said it was ok to name his new seedling as his Valentine. Oh well maybe next year? Happy Roger’s Valentine Day!
32” tall, 44” wide, double, mid
A very rare ‘Lins’ origination that you can truly fall in love with this year. It does need some support and its light fragrance will stay with you forever.
34” tall, 40” wide, single, early to mid
Saunders collector’s alert! Sometimes having an unusual bloom in the peony world is a good thing. No, it is not a ‘tulip’, but at times during the bloom season it may look like one.
26” tall, 36” wide, double, late
Waiting for my bloom is hard to do as I am one of the latest reds to appear. Not to brag but I am a worthy exhibition bloom in a vase and stunning in your garden.
30” tall, 46” wide, semi-double, mid
Sandra was by Roger’s side for over 59 years before she passed away. She was an amazing person and according to Roger, a much better gardener than him. Your name lives on Sandra!
36” tall, 48” wide, double, late
Meet the number one cut flower in all the world. Its large, fragrant double blooms of pastel pink have been beloved for more than 100 years.
30” tall, 40” wide, single, early
Saunders collector’s alert! I may not be musically inclined, but I can certainly court you into early spring with my presence. No need to stand at my window as I’m already outside!
40” tall, 48” wide, Japanese, mid
Saunders collector’s alert! Let me take this flight alone, but do support me in my journey as I can fly quite high. Yes, I am different, as my hybridizer made me a lactiflora. Pretty cool!
24” tall, 44” wide, single, early
This early bloomer is heavily ruffled and pretty as a party dress, with large blooms of 8-10 inches wide, visible from a distance. Strong stems.
32” tall, 40” wide, double, early
One of Professor Fawkner’s first introductions presents itself as a vigorous grower and easy bloomer. Though it needs support from a landscape perspective, overall, its sure to impress.
30” tall, 38” wide, double, early
No apologies here…my blooms are HUGE! Double my support to keep me upright. Yes, my blooms can be that large. Smell me, and I am yours forever!
30” tall, 38” wide, single, very early
Saunders collector’s alert! Ushering in the very early bloom season is an attribute given to me by my originator. I think that is why he called me sweet during the month of May.
36” tall, 44” wide, Japanese, late
Not to be outdone by other Japanese blooms in similar color tones, whether we are dancing close together or far away, you will surely be able to see me!
38” tall, 48” wide, Japanese, mid
I love to stand up and stand out in a crowd, especially if there are numbers of me planted in a group. Visitors at Peony Field Days swoon over me!
34” tall, 44” wide, double, mid to late
Pink peonies are everyone’s favorite, but take a closer look at me. Rose-colored flecks give me an added touch of class.
32” tall, 46” wide, Japanese, late
Tischler collector’s alert! Like ‘Tish’ who was named in honor of his faithful 4-legged companion, so too will ‘Tish’ remain a faithful peony companion for many decades to come.
40” tall, 50” wide, double, mid to late
Lins collector’s alert! One of ‘Lins’ tallest peonies. Mechanical support advised as the blooms can be massive some growing seasons. Bloom color is spectacular and divine foliage.
26” tall, 46” wide, semi-double, mid
Sky-blue waters under fluffy clouds is the classic Lake Minnetonka view. True-white petals billow around blushing pink flares with gossamer, creamy stamens.
24” tall, 32” wide, single, early to mid
The most impudent of colors, gorgeous against its foliage or in a bouquet, with an exceptionally beautiful center.
28” tall, 40” wide, single, mid
When this fancy character opens, you can almost hear the fireworks! Cream streaks against audacious pink with a dramatic bright yellow froth. Handsome foliage.
24” tall, 36” wide, single, mid
Vibrant, vivid color that delights from across the garden and surprises up close with a frothy pop of buttery gold.
32” tall, 44” wide, semi-double to double, early to mid
For the discriminating collector, the only semi-double-to-double intersectional in this glamorous hue in the world. A showpiece in the garden.
28” tall, 44” wide, semi-double to double, mid
Abundant and luminously white petals gather in flares of blushing crimson, in striking contrast to deep green, glossy foliage.
28” tall, 38” wide, bomb double, mid
Looking good outside has its advantages as the processional leads inside. Stately yet soft spoken once the ‘vase’ is allowed to host the ceremony.
32” tall, 42” wide, bomb double, early-mid
My blooms are HUGE! Maximum support is needed to keep me upright. Oh, and my bloom color is very unique and inviting. Ready to amaze friends and family, again.
34” tall, 48” wide, single, mid
Even after all the years I have called Swenson Gardens my home and dozens of new peonies have arrived; Becky still loves my bloom color the best! I love you too, Becky!
28” tall, 38” wide, Japanese, early to mid
Ok Peony Field Days attendees and now online peony enthusiasts, she’s ready for sale! ‘What’s that peony called?’ Yup, Velma Atkinson.
30” tall, 42” wide, single, mid
Standout color so succulent it almost looks juicy! Happy gardeners gave us glowing reports about this intersectional, so we have released a few more.
54” tall, 48” wide, single, early
Saunders collector’s alert! Though my delicately, ruffled bloom size is small, I make up for it in my height. Some consider me the tallest Saunders variety, so some support is necessary.
32” tall, 38” wide, double, mid to late
Our absolute favorite ivory white peony in a vase. Not a touch of yellow or a blush of pink, just glorious white and a lovely fragrance.
38” tall, 46” wide, bomb double, mid to late
Get some support! It’s a big one! Not only is it tall but its blooms can be almost 8 inches wide. Take a picture and release it back in the water…preferably a vase filled with water!
28” tall, 40” wide, double, mid
Named in honor of the founder of the Hoard Museum in Fort Atkinson, WI. According to Roger Anderson, the first and only double red intersectional/Itoh hybrid peony.
24” tall, 34” wide, single, early to mid
Awake, oh my soul, awake. As the sun reaches high above the horizon, our gardens are awakening to a noticeable difference. A Roger Anderson’s exclusive yellow seedling.
28” tall, 40” wide, single, early to mid
Blonde is certainly a beautiful color especially when you are a new Roger Anderson yellow peony!
20” tall, 30” wide, semi-double, mid
Will the circle be unbroken? Knowing there’s a better home awaiting in the sky, for now though, lets gather round Roger Anderson’s exclusive yellow peony and sing!
24” tall, 36” wide, semi-double to double, mid
Creation has its benefits especially when you are one of Roger Anderson’s exclusive yellow seedlings. Oh, and my fragrance is to die for, but please stay alive to smell and see me!
24” tall, 32” wide, single, mid
Not as smooth as other single white peonies, however, my fragrance and crinkled petals attracts many gardeners and honey bees. too Hint, hint…
20” tall, 32” wide, single to semi-double, mid
My cup runneth over with beauty, strength and fragrance. Not to be arrogant but I am certainly blessed to be one of Roger Anderson’s exclusive yellow seedlings.
30” tall, 42” wide, double, early
Have you ever seen and smelled an ‘early blooming’ full double white? What an accomplishment at Swenson Gardens to release this new seedling to you.
32” tall, 44” wide, semi-double, mid
Since our design certainly fulfills a purpose in life, Roger Anderson certainly had a purpose in this new yellow peony design.
26” tall, 38” wide, single, early to mid
Sometimes we can appreciate an event now like these honey bees can attest to; however, a few years down the road will be another event when my offspring appear.
24” tall, 34” wide, double, mid
The glory of this Roger Anderson’s new yellow peony seedling goes far beyond good works. The manifestation in your garden will certainly be perceived and realized.
22” tall, 32” wide, single, mid
Though Roger Anderson is not quite as young as he used to be, his new yellow peony certainly has that youthful, attractive and happy glow up close and from a distance.
26” tall, 36” wide, single, mid
Yes, I am one of many Roger Anderson new yellow peonies; however, the lower portions of my petals have a greenish hue with a light yellow…’halo’. Very unique and luminescent!
28” tall, 38” wide, single, mid
Can honey bees and this Roger Anderson new yellow peony seedling live in harmony together? The answer is most certainly, yes. No conflicts here!
28” tall, 40” wide, single, early to mid
Home is definitely where your heart is. Here in my home I welcome all honey bees and would like to be so bold and ask you if I may also be part of your home?
26” tall, 38” wide, single, early to mid
Light is consistently that, light. No darkness here especially when the sun is shining brightly. A Roger Anderson’s new yellow peony.
30” tall, 40” wide, single, early to mid
Linen is known for its strength, coolness and luster. All those attributes ascribe this new Swenson Gardens peony. Very noticeable during early to mid-bloom.
22” tall, 30” wide, single, early to mid
Do honey bees love me? Seems like every time they visit me their pollen press is full. Human photographers also love me for the unique colorations of my blooms.
26” tall, 38” wide, single, early to mid
Back in 1856 an English chemist William Perkin accidentally discovered this color. Little did anyone know that my mauve colored blooms can be seen by gardeners in 2024.
30” tall, 44” wide, single, early
Roger Anderson’s new yellow peony officially calls this meeting to order. Sorry no seating available so you will have to stand. I know there are many of you here so let’s get started.
30” tall, 44” wide, semi-double, mid
Artist drool over my distinct hues of color that can only be presented in real life. Perhaps there is an artist willing to try? A very special Roger Anderson new yellow peony.
34” tall, 46” wide, single, early
You may know my mom, Little Dorrit, but I grew up much taller than her. Even my bloom is almost 7 inches wide. Mom is certainly proud of me as I also have a very pleasing fragrance.
26” tall, 38” wide, semi-double, early to mid
Not to be outdone by all the yellow’s this year, my bright pink petals laced with soft white streaks are sure to stop all gardeners, artists and photographers in their tracks.
24” tall, 32” wide, single, mid
Hopefully you have optical stabilization on your camera as I think I see you shaking looking at me through your viewfinder. I know, I know, you have never seen a peony bloom like me.
32” tall, 46” wide, single, early
Ruffles are a great look especially on peony guard petals. Distinct appearance not normally found on peony blooms. Could be construed as ridges, but we prefer ruffles…peonies!
30” tall, 42” wide, semi-double, early to mid
Wrinkles, creases, pressed and folded describe my delicate appearance. Please do not crumple or squeeze me too hard even though my fragrance lures you in!
40” tall, 44” wide, semi-double to double, early to mid
Swenson’s have kept me hidden from you far too long! Finally, they have shown me to the world. Yes, I’m that lovely so negotiate your purchase quickly before they hide me again.
30” tall, 44” wide, double, early to mid
My steady radiance is sure to please. Though you cannot see my fragrance, that too will radiate my love to you. A new yellow peony by Roger Anderson.
28” tall, 38” wide, semi-double, early to mid
How can you top spectacular foliage? With a stunning hot pink flower that has a top within a top! This peony will surely keep you spinning during its early to mid-bloom time.
30” tall, 42” wide, single, mid
The revelation of my appearance may supernaturally affect your sight and smell while awake, but may also affect your dreams while sleeping.
30” tall, 42” wide, semi-double to double, early to mid
Looking for a sublime ‘white’ peony? My qualities are sophisticated, extremely good, beautiful and enjoyable. Seriously I’m that noble and majestic!
24” tall, 34” wide, semi-double, mid
I know I’m not supposed to boast about my works, but in my case, I am not ashamed to boast that I am another one of Roger Anderson’s new yellow peonies!
24” tall, 36” wide, semi-double to double, mid
Last, but not by no means least! Perhaps you will choose me first in your garden as the final Roger Anderson’s new yellow peony. Amen to that!