Paeonia Do Tell Ecuador presenting 18" tall stalks of

presenting 18" tall stalks of unique flowers that last for months

who completed the updated monograph "The Genus Epimedium" just prior to his death in 2001

topped with tremendous numbers of flowers from late spring until frost

The magnificent clumps are topped with 2' spikes of light lavender flowers in late spring

we see evidence of genes from Agave lechuguilla

Paeonia Do Tell Ecuador presenting 18" tall stalks ofPaeonia 'Do Tell', a 1946 Edward Auten hybrid, has proven to be another superb performer in our southeastern US heat and humidity trials. This Japanese style Paeonia lactiflora hybrid produces a 32" tall x 3' wide clump, topped in mid peony season with large 7" flowers heads. The soft pink petals serve as a perfect background for the central ball of squiggly pink and white petaloids (petal wannabes). Paeonia 'Do Tell' was winner of the American Peony