Chinese Peony, Garden Peony 'John M. Good'

Per the 1928 Lee R. Bonnewitz Peony and Iris catalog in Van Wert, Ohio:
JOHN M. GOOD (Good and Reese). A most beautiful, large, wh...Read Moreite Peony with extremely wide guard petals and narrow petals at the center showing a few stamens. It opens a delicate pink, but almost immediately fades to white. While the bloom is very large it is not heavy and its splendid stems are able to carry the blooms perfectly. The foliage of the plant is beautiful and we believe that this variety is worthy to bear the name of the man who knew Peonies better than anyone else we have ever met, and who was such a close observer that he could almost invariably tell the name of a Peony by its foliage, even when the blooming season was past. We hope this variety will continue to display the same excellent quality we have observed in it. $25.00

Per the APS website:
JOHN M. GOOD (Walsh, 1921) - Double - Pink to white. Late Midseason. Tall. Rich fragrance. Large. Outer petals very large, graduating smaller and smaller toward a flat, open center which does not show stamens or carpels; outer petals very pale pink at first, shading to ivory-white or pure white in the center; illumined by a yellowish tint in the depths of the flower. Vigorous; moderately floriferous; stiff stems. Light green foliage. The bloom of young and inferior plants have many petaloids with yellowish edges and frequently show greenish white carpels with deep pink tips and a light pink base.