Adelman Peony Gardens

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5690 Brooklake Rd NE, Salem, OR, USA

503-393-6185

http://peonyparadise.com

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Raising stunning peonies in the rolling hills of south Salem, Adelman Peony Gardens is a springtime destination. Wander their beautiful display gardens, and find your favorite – there is nothing like seeing the peonies in bloom and enjoying their wonderful fragrance.  They grow a large selection of over 180 varieties on their 15 acre farm.  Order online or visit and find potted plants available for sale.  

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Open House May 1st - June 15

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