Avrora

The 'Aurora' peony cultivar is a decorative plant featuring large, double blooms up to 19 cm in diameter. The flowers have a coronate shape and a rich dark-magenta hue that does not fade in the sun. The bushes are semi-spreading, of medium strength, about 110 cm tall, with dark green leaves that densely cover the stems. The plant has medium growth speed and medium winter hardiness, making it suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions. Blooming occurs in mid-early terms, and the flower aroma is moderate. The 'Aurora' cultivar is also known for its disease resistance and good flower quality, making it popular for garden cultivation and cut flowers. The stems are sturdy, ensuring reliable support for large flowers. The leaves are of medium size and have a rich green color, giving the plant decorativeness even outside the flowering period. For successful cultivation, it is recommended to choose well-lit areas with fertile, loose soil. A feature of the cultivar is the Japanese flower form with a narrow halo of rounded petals and a large mass of rich yellow staminodes inside, giving the flowers a unique and attractive look. Blooming usually begins in mid-June and continues for several weeks. After flowering, it is recommended to feed with mineral fertilizers with a predominance of potassium and phosphorus to maintain plant health and prepare for the next season.