Nick Shaylor
Nick Shaylor has huge pastel pink flowers and blooms in a remarkable way. The flowers will slowly but surely turn from light pink to an almost pure white. While Nicks never cease to amaze with their vase life of ten days. With its large flowers, Nick Shaylor stands out, making it popular go-to for large-scale events.
Nicks Never Disappoint, A Delicate Classic
Rose-shaped, opening late — full-petalled, broad, and so large that fully open she can run top-heavy. Give her a vase with proper support and she holds the room without effort. The flower that gets called in for the big jobs.
Origin
Nicks never cease to amaze — and that's been true for nearly a century. Allison bred Nick Shaylor in the United States in 1931. The American Peony Society awarded it the gold medal twice, first in 1941 and again in 1972 — one of the few varieties decorated more than once. Built to last, judged to last.
I’ll see you right with this one. Pick a bunch size and a delivery date — I’ll do the rest.
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