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Mary E. Nicholls
Mary E. Nicholls
Peony ‘Mary E. Nicholls’ – The White Promise
Are you looking for a peony that makes an impression even before it opens its petals? The ‘Mary E. Nicholls’ is a beloved variety that strikes the perfect balance between strength and elegance. This white classic from 1941 is renowned for its regal appearance and its reliable mid-season bloom.
The most striking feature of this peony is its enormous, perfectly round buds. In the garden or in a vase, these buds are a decorative highlight in their own right. As soon as they open, they reveal large, richly filled flowers in a pure white tint that radiates a sense of tranquility and luxury. Whether planted in a park or gracing an interior as a cut flower, the ‘Mary E. Nicholls’ is a paragon of class everywhere.
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| Quantity |
Price per item |
Discount |
| 1-9 roots |
$ 17.37 |
|
| 10-29 roots |
$ 15.37 |
12% off |
| 30-89 roots |
$ 12.87 |
26% off |
| 90 and more | $ 10.79 | 38% off |
Why Choose ‘Mary E. Nicholls’?
- Spectacular Buds: The massive, round buds are a feast for the eyes and promise a spectacular bloom.
- Grand and Full: Produces large, full double flowers with a classic and voluminous appearance.
- Versatile Beauty: Extremely suitable as a top-quality cut flower, but also a robust and graceful asset for gardens and parks.
- Timeless Tint: The pure white color combines effortlessly with any other color in the border or in a bouquet.
Specifications at a Glance:
| Feature | Details |
| Color | Pure White |
| Flower Form | Full Double (Lactiflora) |
| Fragrance | Lightly scented |
| Breeder | Nicholls (1941) |
| Bloom Time | June (Mid) |
| Suitability | Cut flower, garden and park landscaping |
Grower’s Tip: Because of its enormous buds, the ‘Mary E. Nicholls’ is a favorite among florists; it displays beautifully in shops or in a vase. In the garden, it performs best in a sunny spot where its large flowers have the space to open fully and steal the show.
