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Book (1907) Page(s) 114.
1241. IDA; P. moutan...(Fortune)
(1) 1885, The Garden, Vol. 27, p. 33.
(2) 1889, L. Paillet's Cat.
(3) 1906, Dessert's Cat., p. 41.
Book (1898) Page(s) 107.
La Pivoine en arbre a fourni à la culture un grand nombre de variétés horticoles, les unes obtenues en Chine, et d'autres en Europe...Quant aux variétés horticoles, elles sont si nombreuses que nous ne pouvons citer que les plus remarquables.
Principales Variétés Horticoles
Ida (Allemagne).—Grande fleur double, blanc de lait.
NB: The milk-white 'Ida' was Fortune's tree peony; Siebold's 'Ida' was light pink.
Magazine (10 Jan 1885) Page(s) 33.
Tree Pæonies.
By way of reply to Mr. Frank Miles, who seeks information respecting Tree Pæonies, I send you herewith the names of the original Chinese varieties, all or most of which were introduced by Fortune:
Ida...
Website/Catalog (1868) Page(s) 26.
Paeonia arborea.
9 Ida (China), weiss mit matt rosa und violettem Fleck am Grunde...10 Sgr.
Website/Catalog (1865) Page(s) 16.
Pivoines en Arbre.
(Livrables en bons exemplaires.)
262. Ida (Fortune), fleur double, lilas clair...5 Fr.
Website/Catalog (1865) Page(s) 20.
Pivoines en arbre de la Chine.
Ida, fleur blanche légèrement rosé, onglet violet...7 fr.
Website/Catalog (1862) Page(s) 32.
Sin prachtvolles Sortiment von Pæonia Moutan (strauchartigen Pfingstrosen).
Pæonia Moutan Ida (Fortune), milchweiß, extra...
Website/Catalog (1861) Page(s) 58.
New Chinese Tree Paeonias introduced by Mr. R. Fortune.
The following magnificent tree-like peonies surpass by the gloss of their colours and the size of their blooms all variety known to-date and distinguish themselves namely also by their partly pure white, partly dark red colouring from all known varieties.
70. Ida, glossy white and double....1 Prussian Thaler 15 Neugroschen
Website/Catalog (1860) Page(s) 85.
Paeonia Arborea.
Varietäten aus China, von Fortune eingeführt.
New Chinese Tree Paeonias introduced by Mr. R. Fortune.
70. Ida, glänzend weiss und gefüllt...
Website/Catalog (1860) Page(s) 28.
Chinese Tree Pæonies. — Pæonia Moutan.
These are the most splendid and showy of all flowering shrubs, and among the most rare.
The flowers are mostly fragrant, and all are double, unless denoted otherwise. They are perfectly hardy, and will withstand the winters of our most northern States and the Canadas. They bloom in May, ten to fifteen days before the Chinese Herbaceous varieties.
The following are distinct new Chinese Varieties obtained by Robert Fortune; and, as they are the most rare and valuable varieties, the prices will be regulated according to their size.
131. Ida.
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