'Godaishu' peony References
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Book (Jan 2000) Page(s) 227.
Godaishu Tree Peony. ex Japan [no date given]... white
Book (Jan 1999) Page(s) 213.
Cinq Grand Pays see Godaishu
Book (1999) Page(s) 138.
Paeonia suffruticosa 'Godaishu', cv., 1972
Article (website) (1998) Page(s) 3.
Following this he [Tanaka Shinzaemon] started to issue new varieties towards the end of the Meiji era, and until his death in 1936 he had bred hundreds of peonies, which brought him the nickname "Old Man of Peonies". Representative sorts are 'Godaizu', 'Tamadare', 'Hira no Yuki', 'Hõgoshi' and 'Tsukumushishi', which are still cultivated nowadays.
Article (website) (1998) Page(s) 4. Includes photo(s).
'Godaizu' (left), bred by Tanaka Shinzaemon, and 'Kurokouji', bred by Nagao Jiro, from the Sample book for export to America "Peony Illustrated Book" (published by the Flower Bulb Association of the Niigata Prefecture in 1936).
Website/Catalog (1956) Page(s) [1].
Japanese Tree Peonies
Godaishu (Large globe-like) Large, nearly full double, pure white...$6.00
Article (magazine) (Jan 1955) Page(s) 20.
In white, (Class I, of the American Peony Society), there are 'Gessekai,' 'Godaishu,' 'Fugi-oe-ryo,' 'Renkaku,' and 'Yaso-okina,' which are pure white throughout, 'Ima-chowkow,' which is creamy, and 'Kogane-zome' and 'Shuchiuka,' with pinkish and purplish splashes.
Website/Catalog (1949) Page(s) 37.
Peonies
Rare Tree Peonies (Nov. delivery)
Japanese Varieties. $8.50 each
Godaishu (Large Globe). Magnificent full double; white.
Website/Catalog (1949) Page(s) 4.
Tree Peonies
Japanese Varieties
Godaishu (Large Globe Like)—Immense glove shaped magnificent semi-double to full double pure white, yellow center, petals curling and twisting...$8.00
Website/Catalog (1940) Page(s) 13.
New & Rare Varieties...
Godaishu, Pure white color, good-formed, and large ...Each $ 1.30
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