Paeonia Julia Rose Botrypus This clone was discovered by

This clone was discovered by plantsman Frank Galloway of Bolivia

After knocking back a few namesakes

spiny-edged green leaves and topped in spring with 18" tall stalks of cloud-like flower heads

When we acquired this wild collected daylily from China as Hemerocallis multiflora

from the lowland subtropics where it reaches 7' tall to above the alpine tree line where it never exceeds 2' tall

Paeonia Julia Rose Botrypus This clone was discovered byPaeonia 'Julia Rose' is a 1986 Roger Anderson intersectional (herbaceous x tree) peony with large 7 8" wide double rosy red flowers atop a 3' tall x 3' wide specimen. Unlike herbaceous peonies, do not cut intersectional peonies to the ground or you'll remove the flowers for next year.