A gardener saw a specific plant at Hollingsworth Peony Farm (MO) a year ago. It’s a cross between Japanese tree peony and herbaceous peony, canary yellow, heavily fragrant, double/semi‑double, mid‑season. Hollingsworth’s version is less fragrant/double; the original grower’s plants were ~$250. White Flower Farm’s similar plant is $475 and not as described.
The responder doesn’t know peonies well but suggests:
Specialty peony nurseries and mail‑order catalogs are the best bet for rare Itoh hybrids. Persistence and networking with peony societies may locate the exact clone.
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