CARINA VERSAN

Peony cultivar Carina Versan, created by breeder Krekler in 1955 in the USA, is a herbaceous plant with a multi-stemmed, slender, and beautiful bush, 80 to 110 cm tall. Leaves are large, dark green with depressed veins, and stems are thick and of medium strength, providing plant stability, although the bush may collapse under the weight of large flowers and requires support.

Flowers are double, rose-shaped, with a diameter of 17 to 20 cm. Flower color is light pink-cream with a cream crown and a pinkening center, which may have a red rim; later the flower becomes cream-white or white with a pink tint and a cream-yellow gleam inside. Outer petals are large, curl inwards to form a bud. Blooming occurs in the medium term, accompanied by a barely perceptible light aroma.

Carina Versan is a luxurious cut-flower variety, distinguished by abundant and reliable blooming, as well as good adaptation to growing conditions. This variety is suitable for decorative purposes in gardens and for creating floral compositions, thanks to large, striking flowers and attractive coloring.