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[cotton4me]

I've searched under pink Spring flowers but I don't see anything like this.  I would appreciate your help.  Thanks.

[ValuSkr]

I think it's a peony.

[Sansun]

Also think it's a peony.  The leaves even are like peonly leaves.

[Nomorebirthdays]

It's a hybrid peony, the leaves are that of a peony.

[LonestarBabs]

It's a peony.

[JustJazzmom]

Peony! You can bring them inside for bouquets. 

Now if you are up to it, it looks like a single flower shaped peony so you can go on peony websites and search from there. I'm sure it's not a Japanese shaped peony -- the stamens are much more prominent in Japanese shaped peonies.

[shorty36]

If I am not mistaken, this is a Camelia.  Mine just finished blooming a few weeks ago and was this exact color.  

[cotton4me]

Thanks to everyone for your help!  I really appreciate it.  

[on the bay]

I just found the most amazing thing-probably so many know this already!

I right clicked on the picture and this time left licked "copy image address" and voila! It brings up the picture with the name white peony!

WEll 2 new things I learned today-how to find the identity of a picture-so neat!

and that a peony could look like that.

I guess there are different kinds just like tulips! I saw the most beautiful tulip in Harris Teeter and I don't normally like tulips that much-it was a fluffy tulip or it may be a parrot tulip

and here is what I thought a peony always looks like

[JustJazzmom]

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@shorty36 wrote:

If I am not mistaken, this is a Camelia.  Mine just finished blooming a few weeks ago and was this exact color.  

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Camellia leaves are waxy looking and less elongated.

Peony leaves: