origination:
Peonies, The Manual of the American Peony Society, edited by James Boyd © 1928 American Peony Society: [Check List of Chinese Peonies in Commerce] Single Peonies, page 67
MAUD L. RICHARDSON. (Hollis, 1904.) 8.5.
Double type; large to very large; very late. Light rose-pink with a flesh-pink undertone which is most pronounced at base of petals; fragrance strong and pleasing. Tall; floriferous; excellent stems and foliage.
An occasional stamen may be found, but the symmetrical although rather loose form of the flower is of the usual double type, with a very full center of narrow, almost white petals.
"Valuable for its lateness."—Saunders.
"One of the sweetest peonies in my garden."—Boyd.
MAUD L RICHARDSON (Hollis, 1904) - Double - Pink - Very Late. Tall. Fragrance strong and pleasing. Large to very large. Light rose-pink with a flesh-pink undertone which is most pronounced at base of petals; Floriferous; excellent stems and foliage. An occasional stamen may be found, but the symmetrical although rather loose form of the flower is of the usual double type, with a very full center of narrow, almost white petals. M.
