type: [tree peony] [suffruticosa group] [China Southern Yangtse cultivar group]
chinese name: |
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name in Luoyang*: |
Hu hong |
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name in Heze*: |
Hu hong/ Da hu hong |
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translations of the name: |
Bright Red, Tartar/Barbarian red, Crimson Red |
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italiano |
Rosso carminio |
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deutsch: |
Karminrot |
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Osti (1997) |
HU HONG, «Rosso carminio». Con il nome Hu venivano anche indicati gli stranieri (non Han), in particolare tartari e mongoli. Fiore doppio a forma di ortensia, rosso intenso, foglie spesse e arrotondate, fioritura tardiva. Ottimo esemplare da coltivare in vaso per la forzatura. |
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Unopiú (1997) |
Hu Hong ; Karminrot ; halbgefüllte Blume, kräftiges rosa späte Blütezeit |
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Osti (1999) |
HU HONG "Crimson Red" The word "Hu" in the Chinese name also indicates non - Han Chinese, particularly Tartars and Mongols. This is the best cultivar for growing in pots and forcing. Flowers: pinkish red; double, hydrangea form, late flowering. Leaves: numerous, crowded, rounded. |
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Golden Port (2000): |
Red, crown shaped, flower size 6" with a delicate fragrance; leaves round and large; late blooming; plant height to 5 feet; a free bloomer and a vigorous plant. |
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Heze Guohua Peony Research Institute |
Hu Hong ( Hu
Hermosa) Late season, Crown form, Light Red Crown form, sometimes
lotus form or anemone form occurs. Flowers 16cm x 7cm, light red.
Stalks short, flowers upright or lateral. Flowering late. |
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xinxin: (suffr.): |
Da Hu Hong |
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peonyworld/ (suffr.) |
Hu Hong // Hu Family's Red Light red, apex pink, petals fine and smooth, suffused with deep red at the base. Crown form, sometimes lotus or anemone form occurs. Flowers size '' 16cm x 7cm ''; upright or later; delicate fragrance. Plant dwarf, partially spreading. Branches fairly stout. Growth vigorous; flowers many. Blossoming late. One of the best peach pink varieties. Classic variety. |
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NTSC (suffr.) |
Hu Hong (Hu Hermosa) |
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HU HONG:One of the new Chinese tree peonies it is a bomb double, light red-pink, upright to out facing, fragrant, vigorous with many blooms. Established on it's own roots. 3' |
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Da Hu Hong (Chinese Mudan cultivated in Japan) A short stem hold the flower upright. Medium size. Early midseason. |
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DaHuHong Crown-shaped Violet,red, Large, Pointed, round buds, later flowering |
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Da Hu Hong |
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Carsten Burkhardt's Web Project Paeonia - The Peony Database |
TTTT06 TTTT07 TTTT08 |
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