Lancaster
Lancaster (Brown 1952). A beautiful rose-shaped white double with occasional crimson markings. Large flowers and a good plant. There is another variety called 'Lancaster' (Kelsey 1937) but she is very different because of the pink color and semi-dwarf size.
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Immaculee (vd Valk-vd Zwet 1953). Lactiflora; a white yellowish cream double with a pleasant fragrance. Satin shining green foliage. Firm stems of 80 cm length with secondary flower buds. Healthy, good cut flower variety, and a beautiful garden plant.
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Couronne d'Or (Calot 1873). Lactiflora; the large, evenly rounded white flowers are illuminated near the center by a ring of yellow stamens. The center petals are tipped with crimson. Very floriferous; strong stems and good foliage. A dependable, later white sort of good habit for both cutting and garden decoration. Strong, water lily-like fragrance.
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Baroness Schröder (Kelway 1889). Lactiflora; a double white tinted flesh pink. This pink will disappear when flower opens, leaving it a pure white. Strong stems and one of the best cut flowers. Excellent foliage. Opens better in water than in the field. Floriferous.
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Athena (Saunders 1955). Hybrid; the flower is single and ivory colored, fading to white. Length is approximately 60 cm. Flowering early season. A good garden peony that grows also excellent in a pot.
