The Book of the Peony, Vol. 1917 (Classic Reprint)

In France and England both amateur and professional horticulturists lavished time and devotion on its improvement. The marked success Qj attained by them in producing incredibly beautiful types caused the greater appreciation of the peony to extend to this country. In America such men as Richardson, Hollis and Terry have -done work along similar lines to that of the foreign experts. The peony at present extensively grown is constantly and rapidly increasing in popularity. n Certain enthusiastic commercial growers have made peonies their specialty sometimes peonies (j alone and sometimes peonies together with a few other perennials.
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