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Jan 22, 2024 10:08 PM CST
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Athens, Ohio (Zone 6a)
I've looked at three different sources that list "early" (Champlain), "midseason" (Adelman), and "late" (Hollingsworth) as the blooming time for Ada Niva. So many peony descriptions in regard to height and blooming period seem to simply use some stock descriptions (with the height and stem strength often being off). But I have never encountered so much variance in blooming time. Does anyone have experience with this peony (and perhaps could also comment on additional factors, comparing it perhaps to other red Japanese)? Hollingsworth seems to be franker in regard to factors such as stem strength.
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Jan 23, 2024 2:23 AM CST
Name: Anya
Fairbanks, AK (Zone 3a)
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I would not trust Champlain. APS registry has the following description:
https://americanpeonysociety.o...
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Jan 24, 2024 8:40 PM CST
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Name: LG
Nashvillle (Zone 7b)
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Sorry, I don't grow this one. Hopefully someone else will give you notes on their experiences.
LG - My garden grows with love and a lot of hard work.
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Jan 24, 2024 11:24 PM CST
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Name: Liz Best
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I wonder if the difference in bloom time between Adelman's and Hollingsworth's is location related. Adelman's is a much warmer winter area.
I don't have that one, either.
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