CHAK-CHAK

Peony variety Chak-Chak (Brother Chuck) is an elegant double-flowered plant from the Lactiflora group, attracting attention with its classic form and large blooms up to 18 cm in diameter. The flowers possess a delicate fragrance and change hue depending on spring temperature: from soft pink at the beginning of the season to pure white during full bloom. Mature plants reach a height of 60–90 cm, making them suitable for creating picturesque flower beds and low hedges.

The Chak-Chak peony flowers feature dense outer petals and an inner light salmon-pink shade, giving them special depth and expressiveness. Strong flower stalks typically form one to three buds, ensuring a long-lasting and impressive bloom in May and June. The pistils have a greenish tint, and the presence of stamens and rich fragrance make this variety particularly appealing to lovers of ornamental plants.

This peony variety is distinguished by high hardiness and does not require digging up for winter, which significantly simplifies care. Thanks to its ornamental qualities and resilience, Chak-Chak has gained recognition at international exhibitions, including the grand prize at the American exhibition in 2006. It pairs beautifully with peonies of other shades—red, pink, and yellow—creating harmonious and picturesque compositions in the garden.