Allison, Francis H., 1867-1955, Auburndale, Mass. (Partner of Shaylor)
APS: History of the Peonies and their Originations (-1975):
F. H. ALLISON, 32 Ridgeway Road, Weston, Massachusetts
BERT SHAYLOR - Double, medium pink. This has never been formally introduced but is found in a number of gardens and has been shown several times.
MRS. GEORGE RAWSON (1931) - Double, late. Very light pink shading darker to the center. Tall and fragrant.
NICK SHAYLOR (1931) - Double, late. Blush or light pink with occasional red markings. Form fine. Good plant. Does well everywhere. One of the best. G.M.101.
SHAYLOR'S SUNBURST (1931) - Jap, midseason. Tall. White with a blush cast at first. Yellow staminodes and yellow tipped carpels. As fine as can be found. 70.
PEACHBLOW (1938) - Semi-double, very early. Delicate distinct peach pink. Dwarf. Valuable on account of its extreme earliness and beauty of flower.
