About: Our short supply plants are the same high quality plants as
our other offerings, we just don't have a large enough inventory to make
online purchase manageable. Building large inventories of some of
these plants is slow or difficult, thus we would like to make them
available as we have plants of saleable size and quality.
Named cultivars are at the top list and
numbered seedlings follow.
Ordering: Short Supply Plants must be ordered by emailing us with
the following information:
We will then check our inventories, and if available,
will email you a Paypal payment invoice that has an easy link for payment.
You may also pay via check through the mail, if you prefer (please indicate
this when ordering). Once you have paid we will send you, via email, a paid invoice for your
plants. Please do not order, if you do not intend to pay.
Unpaid invoices on Short Supply plants will be terminated within one week,
as many of the plants are in high demand and we do not want to take
opportunities away from others that would like to add these plants to
their collections or gardens. Please remember Peonies are shipped in
the fall.
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Cultivar |
Select Price |
Basic Price |
Hybridizer |
Description |
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Alice In Wonderland |
$80.00
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Reath |
Gorgeous semi-double yellow AGLH. Pollen and seed.
Reported used in Intersectional crosses. Plants are rather
low growers for us in Wisconsin, but have proven hardy in the
field. |
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Aphrodite |
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$100.00 |
Daphnis |
Tremendously beautiful white semi-double. Foliage is
large, heavy and reminiscent of moutan, but flowers and carpels
resemble lutea hybrid. This plant does produce large seeds
for us and we are growing our first crop seedlings of this from a
cross of Angel Emily (a rockii hybrid of Bill Seidl's).
Gorgeous flowers. |
|
Bai Yu Lan |
$25.00 |
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China |
White single Chinese selection. This plant struggles
somewhat in our open Wisconsin field. In protected gardens
it does quite nicely. For gardeners that appreciate
simplicity. |
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Banquet |
$40.00 |
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Saunders |
A gorgeous semi-double of outstanding clear rose-violet.
Foliage is finely cut. Excellent plant habit and shows its
flowers nicely. |
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Center Stage |
$80.00 |
$45.00 |
Reath |
Single flowers of pure white with long rose flares.
Plants are mound shaped and fairly short for us. Center
Stage puts on a good show and is a very reliable bloomer.
Seldom available. Quite unique in appearance and highly
recommended. |
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Chromotella: |
45.00 |
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Lemoine |
Golden yellow double. Often needs support, but is an
excellent cut flower. Plants are fast growers and appear to
like a bit of winter protection. This one has rebloomed for
us in late August through September in recent year, but spring
flowers are by far the nicest. |
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Daedalus |
$40.00 |
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Daphnis |
Super nice red semi-double to single flowers. Plants are
easy to grow and very hardy in the field. |
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Da-Ja Palace |
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$50.00 |
Japan |
A Japanese moutan selection that has very large nicely ruffled
flowers . Plants grow slowly in our experience, but are good
flower producers. Very clear white in color and have strong
stems that easily hold the flowers. |
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Damask |
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$45.00 |
Saunders |
A flower of old gold to peach coloration with darker
flares. Semi-double. Flowers hang slightly, but are
easily visible on short plants. Coloration is unique and is well
worth growing. |
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Demetra |
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$35.00 |
Daphnis |
A yellow semi-double with red picotte edges. Another
plant that seems to benefit from winter protection, but does
easily survive in the field. In more protected environments
it will grow somewhat taller than the 30 inches we seen in field
situations. A beautiful flower and plant to say the least. |
|
DoJean |
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$50.00 |
Smithers |
A single white rockii hybrid with a ring of yellow stamens and
hot pink sheath. Outstanding and very winter hardy.
One of the very good rockii hybrids available. Fertile. |
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Francois |
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$35.00 |
Chow |
A single yellow AGLH from Bernard Chow in Australia.
Stem hardiness has not been outstanding here in Wisconsin, but the
plant replenishes itself each year and blooms well. A warmer
climate would likely produce taller plants where stem could
overwinter without damage. |
|
Fugumusume |
$40.00 |
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Japan |
Semi-double to double Japanese moutan of bright hot pink.
This flower glows in the garden and can be seen from a great
distance. Plants are hardy and foliage is not course like
many others in this group. Super hardy and easily grown here
in Wisconsin. Fertile. |
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Golden Experience |
$70.00 |
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Reath |
A light yellow semi-double with hints of pink. An AGLH.
Plants are husky and vigorous. Flowers much resemble Golden
Era, its sib. Good pollen and will produce some seed with
effort. |
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Golden Mandrin |
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Saunders |
Gorgeous double old gold with rose highlights. Excellent
foliage on a mounded plant that displays its consistently double
flowers well. Nice lutea hybrid. |
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Hakugan |
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$35.00
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Japan |
White semi-double Japanese Moutan. Very hardy and an excellent
pure white flower. |
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Hakuojishi |
$40.00 |
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Japan |
Superior large white semi-double flowers. Very well formed.
Japanese moutan. |
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Happy Days |
$40.00 |
$25.00 |
Saunders |
Blend of creamy gold, pink, ivory and rose, Saunders Tea Rose
Group. A short sprawling plant that does well toward
the front of a Peony garden. Excellent cut leaf foliage
displays much red in the leaves, especially in the autumn. Lutea hybrid. |
|
Heart of Darkness |
$75.00
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Saunders |
Very dark black-red flowers. Collectors plant of great beauty.
Reported as a second generation hybrid, it does appear to have
useable pollen. Leaves are deeply lobed and the plant has
been of easy culture for us. Lutea hybrid. May have pollen fertility. |
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Hinitori |
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$40.00 |
Japan |
Single to semi-double bright pink flowers that face upwards.
Superior. Japanese moutan. There are certainly many
pink flowered cultivars, but this one is a shade that will catch
the eye. Plants have nice foliage outlined in red. |
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Infanta |
$60.00 |
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Saunders |
Smallish white flowers with purple basal flares. Red stems and
leaves make it an interesting plant throughout the season. Foliage ican
be poor later in the season. Lutea hybrid. |
|
Irojiman |
$40.00 |
|
Japan |
Double pink of excellent quality. Japanese Moutan.
Another plant that produces flowers of excellent quality and
color. Not often seen. |
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Jushi |
$45.00 |
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Japan |
Very large semi-double pinkish-purple flowers. Japanese
Moutan. This is slower growing variety, but worth the effort.
Flowers are heavy and full and the color fades beautifully toward
the petal edges. Excellent. |
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Kamata Nishiki |
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$30.00 |
Gratwick |
Large Lavender-purple self. Highly ruffled double. Flower
reddens after full bloom. Large size. Stigmas reddish purple with
exposed ovaries. Moutan. |
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Kokoman |
$40.00 |
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Chuagi Nursery |
Deep mahogany red-purple semi-double to double with frills,
has ruffles that fold. The contrasting white stigmas make
for an outstanding flower. Plants are woody and hardy in our
experience. Moutan. |
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Kokijishi |
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 $30.00 |
Japan |
Bright reddish purple semi-double flowers. Japanese
moutan. A very floriferous plant that puts on a great show.
Easy culture. |
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Lavender Hill |
$60.00 |
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Seidl |
Semi-double to double rockii hybrid from Bill Seidl (rockii x
Kamata Fuji). Color is a clear lavender with darker
pink flares. Typical tall rockii plant habit of great
hardiness. Very reliable bloom and flowers are of excellent
size. Foliage is reminiscent of rockii, but somewhat wider.
Excellent and should be more widely grown. Easily fertile both
ways. |
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Shima Daijin |
$45.00 |
$35.00 |
Japan |
Semi-double, purple, floriferous. Japanese moutan.
One of the best for clear purple color. Plants can be a bit
slow to establish, but grow well. Nice deep blue green
foliage is an excellent back drop for the elegant flowers. |
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Shimane Otone Mai |
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$30.00 |
Japan |
Semi-double, glowing rose pink, unusual texture.
Japanese moutan. Gorgeous full formed flowers carried
on excellent plant. Productive and beautiful. |
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Shimatsubeni |
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$30.00 |
Japan |
Rosey red full double. Very good color and an excellent plant.
Japanese moutan. |
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Summer Night |
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$35.00 |
Saunders |
Semi-double dusky dark rose with black flares. Lutea
hybrid. An usual color that is difficult to describe.
Plants tend to not have very hardy wood in Wisconsin, but each
spring the plants continue growth from the base and bloom well.
Deep blue-green foliage with much red infusion. |
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Tai Hai |
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$30.00 |
Japan |
Pink fully double rounded flower forms a mound shape. Outer petals a
light pink and inner petals dark. Extraordinary. This is
easily one of our favorite flowers, however, it is not a heavy
bloomer for us. Japanese moutan. |
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Taiyo |
$40.00 |
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Japan |
Red single form. Japanese moutan. A famous red
that is vigorous and hardy. Plants for thick woody stems and
produce multitudes of flowers. |
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Teni |
$40.00 |
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Japan |
Large semi-double to double white flowers flushed with light rose. Japanese moutan.
A large flower that will get your attention in the garden.
It often appears white from a distance, but upon close inspection
it petals have a soft pastel pink cast to them at the center. |
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Teikan |
$40.00 |
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Japan |
Very large dark lavender pink flowers that are fully double.
Central petals stand up making the flower tall. Japanese
moutan. |
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Tessera |
$40.00 |
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Daphnis |
Apricot pink blooms can appear orange at certain stages.
Flowers are single, but appear semi-double due to the habit of the
buds staying ball shaped for much of their opening period.
Foliage is deeply lobed . Typically grows continuously for
us throughout the season and blooms on and off all summer into
fall. |
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Thunderbolt |
$50.00 |
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Saunders |
One of the real dark red Saunders cultivars. Flowers are
large and open flat. A semi-double that is reportedly
fertile, we've not yet been able to set seed though and have not
used pollen. Foliage in nicely lobed and plants are good
growers. |
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Tria |
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$40.00 |
Saunders |
Crisp yellow flowers w/creped texture. Lutea hybrid.
A short growing plant for us, but never fails to put on a good
show. Bloom season is fairly long due to the production of 3
buds per stem. |
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Vesuvian |
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$40.00 |
Saunders |
A fast growing mound shaped plant (plant resembles Age of Gold
in habit). A typical 5 year plant will be covered with
beautiful glistening small double deep red flowers. Flowers
hang downward, but are easily seen due to the number produced.
Easy to grow and plants become divisible after a few years of
growth. Hardy and recommended for beginners as well as collectors. |
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Yao Huang (Yao's Yellow) |
$40.00 |
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China |
Cream to light yellow flowers. This is an ancient
Chinese variety that was held in high regard by Chinese nobility.
Flowers are usually double and often have yellow stamen showing
through the petals. It has grown well for us in Wisconsin,
but does not get very tall. |
|
Zhong Chuan Huang |
$50.00 |
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China |
A rosey double rockii selection from China. Flowers are
very nice and are consistent. Plants are easy to grow and
quite hardy. Over time, plants become quite tall. |
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Zi Mei Cha Cui |
$65.00 |
|
China |
Brilliant light purple best describes this excellent double
Chinese rockii hybrid. Grows well for us in Wisconsin and
has been a productive bloomer. Popular with garden visitors. |
| Shrub Peony Selected
Seedlings |
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#140 |
$70.00 |
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Seidl |
Cream semi-double to double flowers overlaid in pink. An
AGLH from Bill Seidl's program. Occasional seed produced. Seeds
and pollen. |
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#141 |
 $60.00 |
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Seidl |
Cream/yellow semi-double to double flowers overlaid in pink.
Sometimes has orange tones. Fertile both ways. |
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#199 'Peach Festival' |
 $50.00 |
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Seidl |
Soft pastel cream lightly touched in pink. Semi-double
flowers of great beauty held on long stems. Vigorous grower
that will produce flowers on and off early in the spring/summer
season. Pollen and seed fertility. |
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#222 |
$100.00 |
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Seidl |
Light cream-yellow double with pink highlights. Highly ruffled
flower. Excellent. A Seidl seedling. Seed fertility. |
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#231 |
$60.00 |
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Seidl |
Double apricot yellow flushed in rose with
picotee. Unknown fertility. |
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#232 |
$60.00 |
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Seidl |
Yellow double. Unknown fertility. |
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#238 |
$60.00 |
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Seidl |
Reddish-purple single. Seed, pollen unknown. |
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#30 |
$50.00 |
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Seidl |
Red-mauve single. Good seed parent. A parent of many of
Bill Seidl's Advance Generation Lutea Hybrids. Good
hardiness and showy. Seeds and pollen. |
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#35 |
$50.00 |
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Seidl |
Red purple self, single flower. Produces pollen and
seed. A parent of many of Bill Seidl's Advance Generation
Lutea Hybrids. Good hardiness and showy. Seeds
and pollen. |
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#49 |
$50.00 |
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Seidl |
Red/lavender blend. Good seed fertility. A parent
of many of Bill Seidl's Advance Generation Lutea Hybrids.
Good hardiness. Seeds. |
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#50 'Sedona' |
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$70.00 |
Seidl |
Sedona Arizona red rock coloration (desert color).
Excellent seed and pollen parent. 2 to 3 flowers per stem.
Flowers do hang downward. Plant is somewhat stoleniferous
and makes a large sprawling clump over time. Some our nicest
seedling have come from this plant. |
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#64 'Moonlit Castle Ruins' |
|
$60.00 |
Seidl |
Cream white semi-double to full double flowers with small dark
flares that are usually not visible. We have a varigated
yellow/green leafed mutation of this that has incredibly
interesting foliage. Very beautiuful. Produces seed. |
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#89 |
$80.00 |
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Seidl |
Yellow single with darker flares. Seeds. |
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#94 'Moon Petals' |
$150.00 |
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Seidl |
Semi-double cream/yellow with muted flares.
Flowers open fairly flat Seeds. |
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#95 |
$80.00 |
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Seidl |
Semi-double to double blend of peach, apricot
and pink. Produces seeds and pollen. Beautiful flower. |
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#A-197 |
$80.00 |
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Reath |
Large single creamy yellow flower with red basal flares.
Plants are large and produce husky stems. Seeds. |
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#DUR |
$60.00 |
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Daphnis |
Mauve/pink circular flower ,viening and darker
near petal edges. Often used by Bill Seidl for hybridizing. Seeds
and pollen. |
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#G'Day Mate; AKA 'Chow Yellow' |
$100.00 |
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Seidl |
Large well formed flower on a vigorous plant with nice
foliage, yellow with rose highlights. Fertile both ways. |
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#MRV-4 'Purple Wave' |
|
$70.00 |
Seidl |
Large light pinkish/purple with rockii basal flares of almost
black, vigorous plant, nice foliage. Very unusual color and not
easily described. Easily fertile both ways. |