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Older Bulletins from the American Peony Society (APS) can be read here. Except for a few missing issues all are available up through 2005. For current APS Bulletins and other benefits please consider membership in the APS.
Paeonia was an international newsletter for peony hybridizers and can be read here. It was published quarterly from April 1970 to spring 2002.
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Peony species
For an overview and more details about peony species
Hybridizer's corner
For those hybridizing with peonies
Yes, virus is quite common. Here in Europe as well. I’ve sampled some of my plants for viruses and it is rather widespread, although often symptomless. Keeping fields healthy through sampling, destroying infected plants and so on will help somewhat but is expensive and never perfect. To really get healthy plants you’d have to propagate through…Read More