Paeonia Pastel Splendor Impatiens Starting often in mid-March and

Starting often in mid-March and continuing well into May in NC

so plant accordingly

star-shaped flowers

Resembling an alocasia

Viola pedata is one of the few viola species in an otherwise weedy genus that we allow in our garden

Paeonia Pastel Splendor Impatiens Starting often in mid-March andThis 1996 Bill Seidel intersectional peony introduction (from Roger Anderson seed), produces large 10" wide flowers that emerge pastel yellow, highlighted by prominent maroon blotches in the center. As the yellow flowers age, they become suffused with light pink that progresses from the petal tips toward the center. Paeonia 'Pastel Splendor' makes a stunning, occasional reflowering, 3' tall, deer resistant specimen with very sturdy stems, and great