After a 3-week-test of the flag-counter I have
removed the first version and installed a more comfortable one today. So all counts will start from
zero again, but within 3 weeks the counter should have again more than 20.000 visits of more than 3800
unique visitors from 65 countries. The new version shows country codes and the pageview count in addition
to everything which was previously too. If someone sponsors the upgrade to the PRO-version Remove all
of the branding from the Flag Counter image, Unlock detailed logging of your site's most recent 50,000
visitors, Remove all banner and popup advertising from your statistics pages, Show each visitor
their flag and your newest flag right on your site! Collect regional flags for more than just
the U.S and Canada, Instant updates to your Flag Counter (instead of 5 minute delay).
Does anyone pay for the 29.99 USD?
Some impressions from my garden in 2010:
PCO No. 5, a breeding of the danish breeder PCO Norgaard, Paeonia steveniana x ?
Originally known as "Gelbe aus Riga" (Yellow from Riga) and propagated so for years. Found in the garden of Ingo Schiewe (1944-2007), the breeder of the thuringian Rockii-hybrids in 2004. He said that the plant came from a gardener lady, who settled down in Germany coming from Riga, capitol of Latvia in the early 1980 years. Registered in 2009 by Stephan Tetzlaff as 'Souvenir de Lothar Parlasca'. Very good grower and bright yellow flowering. Hybrid tp., Origin and pedigree unknown. Paeonia delavayi x ?
Paeonia anomala subsp. veitchii b5k10, found on the field of OK Peony in Gansu prov. in May 2006, P.R.China, extraordinary because of the tendency to produce extra petals. Divisions send by Prof. Cheng Fangyun in fall 2006. The first flower with extra petals since planting.
Paeonia anomala subsp. veitchii b8k4
Paeonia bakeri ex Wädenswil
142. P. anomala subsp. intermedia white coll. Josef Halda 2000 JJH0008075 Kirgizia Alajskij chrebet, sown October 2000, unfortunately not white
Paeonia steveniana ex rareplants, first flower after 8 years growing
Paeonia mascula coll. Palendoken, Josef Halda's collection 2001, 158. P. mascula JJH0108849 PAL; montane bushy hills up 1600m; larger clumps with oval leaflets and huge purple-pink flowers; 10 seeds , sown 09.Jan.2002, planted 2004, first flower 2008
