Freeborn, Mrs. E. O., Proctor, Vermont, 1874-. Breeder.
APS: History of the Peonies and their Originations (-1975):
MRS. MARY E. G. FREEBORN - Proctor, Vermont
REGULAR (Lactiflora).
CHAMPLAIN
(1950) - Single, early midseason. Blush. Tall, large light green
leaves.
EMILY D. PROCTOR (1947) - Jap. early. Old rose.
JOHN
STARK (1953) - Single, early. Deep crimson. Tall. Nippon Beauty x
unknown.
KILLINGTON (1934) - Double, late. White. Tea rose
fragrance.
MARYGOLD (1931) - Jap, late. Rose pink guards,
golden Staminodes.
MIRIAM MARSH (1931) - Jap, midseason. Flesh
fading white with pale yellow Staminodes.
MRS. JULIA E. GOODWIN
(1929) - Double, deep pink.
PICO (1934) - Single, early
midseason. White. Tall, large leaves. Probably the best white
single.
RED
HARMONY (1941) - Single, midseason. Deep crimson.
WILLIAM H.
PARK (1945) Jap, midseason. White. Chugai No. 29.
HERBACEOUS HYBRIDS - Note: the parentage of all the following except Ginny, Red Signal and Sunfast was given as Officinalis rubra Plena x Mme. Jules Dessert.
ANGELO
COBB FREEBORN "(1943) - Double, early. Coral red.
Tall.
ARBUTUS PINK (1951) - Single, early. Light Pink.
Dwarf
COPY CAT (1945) - Double, early. Brilliant blood
red.
CRIMSON BOMB (1943) - Double, early. Crimson.
GARDEN
SENTINEL (1943) - Double, early. Brilliant pink.
GINNY (1947) -
Double, early. Brilliant red. Light green foliage.
HARDY GIANT
(1943) - Double, early. Pink. Tall.
PINK POMPON (1943) -
Double, early. Clear pink.
RED SIGNAL (1941) - Single, early.
Scarlet.
SUNFAST (1945) - Double, early. Bright red.
