Raggedy Ann Itoh Peony Native Plants starting in late spring and

starting in late spring and going to fall

this wonderful rose has something most Grandifloras cannot boast—excellent resistance to the diseases that often plague roses

An ideal focal point planting

tabletop arrangements

Treat yourself to this garden of 15 bulbs

Raggedy Ann Itoh Peony Native Plants starting in late spring andAdd a whimsical edge to your garden with this friendly peony. The beautiful six inch wide flowers of Raggedy Ann, a hardy and easy care Itoh peony, open from crimson red buds to silver white flowers with red eyes. This peony definitely stands out from the crowd, with deeply cut fringe like foliage creating layer upon layer of frills. A fantastical flower that holds up well in the vase, making it a unique addition to the cutting garden. Anything but