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Paeonies were until recent DNA analysis thought to belong among the Ranunculaceae but in fact are related to the Saxifragaceae. Bought for a tenner in the North Laines, Brighton. It seemes to be the common Chinese medicinal shrubby paeony and an excellent garden plant |
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| Author | Steve Law from Henfield, England |
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