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May 20, 2021

That ’70s Show

Two beautiful, showy cultivars introduced in the early 1970s: a tetraploid and a polyploid.

Iris siberica “Silver Edge” – McEwen, 1972

Paeonia lactifolia “Top Hat” – Reynolds, 1971

Paeonia lactifolia “Top Hat”

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