Paeonia, 'Claudia' hybrid herbaceous peony Quantity:4-5 eye plant based on the introductory gardening

based on the introductory gardening class that Beyers teaches at NYBG

so if you like these in your garden

The dramatic white bracts that Davidia are famous for will eventually appear (when the tree reaches maturity) in May-June

Fruit is sweet and ideal for processing or fresh consumption

Paeonia, 'Claudia' hybrid herbaceous peony Quantity:4-5 eye plant based on the introductory gardeningNotable characteristics: Bright, clear, reddish coral single blossoms fade to salmon pink as the flowers age. Blossoms open over an extended period for a stunning effect. Lower growing plant with strong stems, does not require staking. In our garden, 'Claudia' blooms two weeks earlier than lactiflora type herbaceous peonies. Cultivar group, hybridizer and year introduced: P. lobata hybrid group, Saunders, 1944. Growth habit and size at maturity: