Plants Flowering in March

Japonica. White-edged pale pink with darker veins. Semi-double.

Japonica. Bright pink streaked with numerous crimson stripes, resembles a large rose

Japonica. Light pink semi-double

x williamsii. Single pink which is darker than 'J.C.Williams'

Japonica. Creamy-white speckled pink, semi-double

X williamsii. Shell-pink, paeony form.

(syn. 'Nuccio's Pink Perfection') - shell pink formal double

Japonica. Salmon-pink, paeony form

Japonica. pure white, formal double

Japonica. White flowers

Strongly scented semi-double miniature white flowers

Japonica. Very large double, light red

Reticulata. Glowing red. Single to semi-double.

X williamsii. Scarlet-red paeony form

Japonica. Unusual golden variegated foliage, single red

Japonica. Clear red formal double

x williamsii. Deep pink single

Japonica x reticulata. Bright pink semi-double flowers with white filaments

Japonica. Semi-double bright red

Japonica. Crimson flowers with darker veining

x williamsii. Currant-red, anemone to paeony form with a dense upright habit

Japonica. Pink to red semi double

Reticulata. Large semi-double red

x williamsii. Clear pink, semi-double

Japonica x lutchuensis. A cross between Tiffany and c.lutchuensis with white petals, blush pink on the back. Very scented and suitable for the conservatory

Japonica. Open white flowered paeony form. Often very early in the season

Hybrid. Large pink with frilly edges

Japonica. Very large double paeony form, white

Japonica. Semi-double white

Japonica. (Syn. Gauntlettii) - very large white semi-double lily form