Paeonia anomala (Woodland Peony) Rare Mature leaves are a nice

Mature leaves are a nice glossy green

Notes: Another little known Sorbus in the subgenus Aria

Notes:  Another rare variegated form of Parrotia that is highly desired by both collectors and discerning gardeners

Open or densely branched

Notes:  Also known as Fatsia japonica 'Murakumo Nishiki'

Paeonia anomala (Woodland Peony) Rare Mature leaves are a niceFamily: Paeoniaceae Zone: 4 9 Natural Range: Russia; Ural Mountains, southern Siberia Soil: Average to moist, humus rich Light: Part shade Height: 24" Bloom Time: April to June Pest Resistance: Deer, Rabbit Attributes: Deciduous. Spring blooming. Outward facing pink, saucer shaped flowers. Ferny, green foliage. Notes: Found growing on mountains and sub alpine slopes in open woodlands along rivers and pastures. 400 to 3200m elevation. Grows well in an