- To broaden their knowledge of accepted
methods of cultivating Peonies, both herbaceous and tree.
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- To visit local gardens, which feature
the growing and display of Peonies.
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- To expand their awareness that there
are several types of Peonies, ranging from singles to fully double and
bomb types.
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- To share literature and catalogues
related to the culture of Peonies.
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- To acquaint peony growers that antique
and modern Peonies include a wide range of colors and forms beyond the
whites, pinks and red so familiar to older gardens.
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- To promote fellowship and fun among
those who love to grow and see Peonies and to promote that appreciation
of Peonies among the general public through flower shows, lectures and
public events.
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- To promote healthy growing practices
and culture of Peonies to insure their longevity over decades.
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- To promote membership in the national
American Peony Society.
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- To provide the opportunity to see first
hand the varieties of named Peonies which are available in the commercial
marketplace and provide source names for these plants.
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- To educate gardeners in Maine that
we have the ideal climate and soils for the growing of both herbaceous
and tree Peonies.
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