CAROL PINK

The Carol Pink Peony is a decorative variety ideally suited for growing in an outdoor garden. The plant features a compact bush height ranging from 60 to 90 cm, with sturdy stems and light green leaves. The bush is densely foliated, although it may droop slightly under the weight of its large flowers. Peonies prefer sunny areas with fertile, slightly acidic soil, which promotes healthy growth and abundant blooming.

The flowers of the Carol Pink Peony have a bright pink or coral-pink hue with an anemone-like shape and a diameter of up to 13-16 cm. They are densely double-flowered, with glossy petals, and possess a subtle, pleasant fragrance. Blooming occurs later, lasting from 7 to 11 days, while an average of about 17 inflorescences form on a single plant. The variety is characterized by high resistance to diseases, including botrytis, as well as pests, drought, and frost, making it a reliable choice for various climatic conditions.

The Carol Pink Peony is recommended for use in flowerbeds, borders, and group plantings, and is also suitable for cutting due to its large and impressive blooms. However, the plant does not tolerate transplanting well, so it is important to choose a permanent planting site immediately. This variety combines ornamentation, hardiness, and ease of care, making it attractive to gardeners seeking to brighten their plots with vibrant and resilient flowers.