A true garden classic, loved by American gardeners for well over a century, with its large, crimson double blooms that provide stunning seasonalcolor. In spring, lush green foliage emerges and remains attractive throughout summer and fall. This prolific, mid- to late season bloomer is lovely massed in borders.
An herbaceous perennial. This herbaceouspeonyneeds winter chill to set buds. It ...View allIntroduced to American gardeners in 1881, award-winnerPeony'FelixCrousse' is still incredibly popular! The large, double blossoms are richly packed with raspberry-red petals, elegantly ruffled, and with a delicate silvery sheen at their tips.Paeonia'FelixCrousse' Common Name: GardenPeonyCarmine-red blossoms with a silvery sheen are lavishly produced in early summer.
This is a fragrant, double variety. Peonies are classic garden plants that add a bit of nostalgia and charm to the garden.Here's apeonythat has been considered one of the finest red varieties available ever since its introduction in 1881. FelixCrousseproduces lots of large, tidy, double flowers with brilliant crimson petals and a silky sheen.
The leaves put on a colourful spring-to-fall show, going from copper-burgundy new growth to dark green to soft yellow.Named for FelixCrousseof Nancy, 1840-1925, who took over Calot’speonycollection in 1880. Late. Long the most popular red variety.
1976-K:030 (Crousse, 1881) – Syn. VICTOR HUGO. Double – Red – Late Midseason.
Medium height. Poor fragrance. Large, brilliant crimson of even tone and silky luster; very floriferous; stems weak.
Foliage good.FelixCroussePeonyproduces double magenta-red blooms which are highly fragrant and attract butterflies. This variety ofpeonymakes for excellent cut flowers. (Paeonia lactiflora) Introduced to American gardeners in 1881, award-winnerPeony'FelixCrousse' is still incredibly popular! The large, double blossoms are richly packed with raspberry-red petals, elegantly ruffled, and with a delicate silvery sheen at their tips.
Its very clear crimsoncolormakes no pretensions to scarlet. One of the best red varieties. “For a red, it is hard to beat incolor.”—Boyd.
“Compact, globular bloom of good form; outer or guard petals are wider than central petals, and as bloom develops these petals flex outward and central petals still keep their convex form ... Paeonia'FelixCrousse' Common Name: GardenPeonyCarmine-red blossoms with a silvery sheen are lavishly produced in early summer. This is a fragrant, double variety.
Peonies are classic garden plants that add a bit of nostalgia and charm to the garden. Here's apeonythat has been considered one of the finest red varieties available ever since its introduction in 1881. FelixCrousseproduces lots of large, tidy, double flowers with brilliant crimson petals and a silky sheen.
The leaves put on a colourful spring-to-fall show, going from copper-burgundy new growth to dark green to soft yellow. Named for FelixCrousseof Nancy, 1840-1925, who took over Calot’speonycollection in 1880. Late.
Long the most popular red variety. 1976-K:030 (Crousse, 1881) – Syn. VICTOR HUGO.
Double – Red – Late Midseason. Medium height. Poor fragrance.
Large, brilliant crimson of even tone and silky luster; very floriferous; stems weak. Foliage good. FelixCroussePeonyproduces double magenta-red blooms which are highly fragrant and attract butterflies.
This variety ofpeonymakes for excellent cut flowers. (Paeonia lactiflora) Browse theFelixCroussevariety from AdelmanPeonyGardens. We carry over 200 different varieties ofpeoniesto choose from and can help select the perfect flower for you.A dependable attractive red flower.Coloris brilliant and of even tone with a silky luster.
PeonyFelixCrousse-PeoniesFall and Winter 2020 - Public albums.Paeonia lactiflora 'FelixCrousse',Peony(3-DB-R), fay-leex-crooss', 32 in,Z3, Raspberry Red, Bomb Type, silky luster, Perennial (Crousse, 1881) ,G4. pink flowers are blooming in the garden. Enjoy This American Classic in Your Garden.
Since 1881, American gardeners have loved the raspberry-pink blossoms of theFelixCroussePeony. Named one of the best redpeoniesby the AmericanPeonySociety, you can expect a full burst ofcolorcome late spring.