type: [herbaceous peony] – [herbaceous hybrid]
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GWENDA (Saunders) - Pink - Hybrid. Equisite tea-rose goblets; rosy edged, fading to ivory. Sets seed. Second generation. Tenuifolia x mlokosewitschi. Second generation. Saunders 1955 catalog. |
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CARILLION (N) - Name changed to GWENDA. |
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The reciprocal cross: Tenuifolia x mlokosewitschi Gwenda (1955) VE. An F2, Exquisite tea-rose goblets; rosy edged, fading to ivory. Sets seed. |
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6408-6413 |
TEN |
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MLO#2785 |
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14079 |
F2 of #6413 |
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(TEN X MLO) |
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'Gwenda' |
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17031-17041 |
F3 of #6413 (F2=#14079) |
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17035'Morning Star', 17041'Daystar' |
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The reciprocal cross: Tenuifolia x mlokosewitschi Daystar (1949) VE. Gwenda's child, so an F3 Almost the first peony to bloom. Single goblets of clear pale yellow, on reddish stems with handsomely pointed leaves. Sets seed. |
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Carsten Burkhardt's Web Project Paeonia - The Peony Database |
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TTTT06 TTTT07 TTTT08 |
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