These plants take a few years to get established enough to produce big fluffy flowers. The stalks are strong and rarely need support or staking.Ĭherry Hill Peonies ( Paeonia lactiflora ‘Cherry Hill’) can be grown in Zones 3-8. Blooms are 6″ wide and beautifully scented. These richly-colored fluffy flowers truly are the color of rich, dark cherries. This peony in an heirloom crimson-plum double peony cultivar. Anderson of Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, USA, and introduced in 1986. The First Arrival Peony was also bred by Roger F. Plants are compact, growing 24″-28″ tall and 24″-36″ wide.
Foliage is dark green and grows in a dense form.įirst Arrival Peony (Paeonia x ‘First Arrival’) can be grown in Zones 3-8. The soft purple flowers have a wonderful floral scent with soft lavender petals and are highly attractive to beneficial pollinators. The First Arrival Itoh Peony is a lavender-pink peony with puffy, semi-double flowers. Anderson of Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, USA (who also created the Morning Lilac Peony), and introduced in 1986. The Cora Louise Peony was bred by Roger F. Established plants can have a spread of up to 36″ wide. This type is low-growing, reaching a mature height of 23″-27″ tall. The foliage is dark green and highly ornamental.Ĭora Louise Peony ( Paeonia x ‘Cora Louise’) can be grown in Zones 3-8. A single plant can produce up to 50 flowers once established. The flowers are semi-double, measuring 8″-10″ across. The Cora Louise Itoh Peony is a stunning white peony flower with purple centers. The Peter Brand Peony was bred by Abrahm Brand at some point before 1937 (source: American Peony Society). These perennials grow slowly, but eventually reach a height of 34″-36″ tall and a spread of 30″ wide. Peter Brand Peony ( Paeonia lactiflora ‘Peter Brand’) can be grown in Zones 3-8. The foliage is a dark green shade and the stems are strong enough that this peony often does not require staking or support. While the flowers are a ruby-red color when they first open, they mature into a rich purple color as the petals unfurl. This heirloom variety has layers and layers of petals, with individual flowers measuring 6″ wide. Peter Brand Peonies are a richly-colored deep burgundy double peony. The Shimadaijin Tree Peony was developed by Kiyo Ikeuchi in Daikon Island, Japan in 1952. Shimadaijin Tree plants typically reach a height of 36″ to 84″ tall, with a spread of 3′-5′ wide. These plants grow quickly for tree peonies (although their general growth rate is still slower than many other woody plants). Shimadaijin Tree Peonies ( Paeonia suffruticosa ‘ Shimadaijin’) can be grown in Zones 4-7.
Each flower measures about 8″ across, and they have a lovely floral scent. These purple peonies have multiple layers of soft, silky petals that puff out into a gorgeous flower. Shimadaijin Tree Peonies (also called Shima Daijin Tree Peony) are one of the most sought-after tree peonies due to its large, fluffy, semi-double violet perennial flowers. These tough plants can be grown in Zones 2-8. The dark, dramatic plant blooms are also quite fragrant, making them a pleasure to grow in the garden and to bring indoors as a cut flower. The Nightlife Peony is one of the darkest purple peony varieties available. Anderson of Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, USA, and introduced in 1999. The Morning Lilac Itoh Peony was developed by Roger F. The overall width of the plant ranges from 24″ to 36″ at maturity. They grow slowly but eventually reach a height of 26″-28″. Morning Lilac Itoh Peonies ( Paeonia x ‘Morning Lilac’) can be grown in Zones 3-8. The stems are strong and the leaves are deep green and make lovely foliage after the bloom has finished. These fragrant flowers measures about 6″ across. The flowers are single to semi-double, with slightly crinkled soft petals. These flowers have fuchsia petals that transform to true dark purple close to the center of the flower. The Morning Lilac Itoh Peony is perhaps the most popular purple peony variety.
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