Aleksandra

The Lady Alexandra Duff peony is a classic herbaceous perennial with a rich history, bred in England in 1902 by the breeder Kelway. The plant reaches a height of up to 90 cm and is characterized by strong, tall flower stems that reliably support large blooms. The bushes of this peony are large, featuring glossy green dissected foliage that acquires brownish hues in autumn and persists until the first frosts, creating a decorative effect even after flowering ends.

The Lady Alexandra Duff flowers are large, with a diameter of about 15-18 cm, semi-double, in a tender pink-lavender shade with a slight lavender tint. Petals are freely positioned, with uneven edges and slightly fringed tips, giving the flower elegance and volume. In the center of the open flower, bright yellow stamens are clearly visible, creating contrast and highlighting the flower's beauty. Blooming begins in early June and continues for an average duration, delighting with abundant and lush flowering and a strong aroma typical of herbaceous peonies.

This variety is distinguished by high stability and robustness, making it popular both in ornamental gardening and for cut flower arrangements. Lady Alexandra Duff is often used in breeding as a parent plant due to its reliability and decorative qualities. It will fit perfectly into any garden, bringing notes of old-fashioned elegance and exquisite aroma.