This intersectional peony produces large flowers up to eight inches across, opening orange—a rare color among Itoh hybrids—fading to a beautiful peachy-yellow. Once open, flowers are yellow flushed with pink with a mild fragrance. Large contrasting dark-red central flares are extremely prominent. Heavy flowering due to high number of secondary buds. Vigorous growth with narrow, finely-cut, disease-resistant foliage. Hybridized by Don Smith, a leading Itoh peony breeder.
Long-lived, no staking needed. Photo credit: Doreen Wynja.
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