CINCINNATI

The Peony Cincinnati is a large, fully double flower of a light pink shade with a thin silver border on the petals, which possess a delicate texture and shimmer in the sun. The flower diameter reaches 16-18 cm, and the petals have cut edges, giving the flower special decorative quality. Blooming occurs at a medium term, and the aroma of the flowers varies from very weak to pleasant and strong, depending on specific growing conditions.

The Peony Cincinnati bush is distinguished by strong and high stems, reaching up to 80-90 cm in height. The plant has a slightly spreading shape, which allows it to fit well into various floral compositions and garden areas. Thanks to the sturdy stems, the flowers are wind-resistant and not prone to bending, which facilitates care and flower collection.

This peony variety is an intraspecific hybrid from P. lactiflora, bred in the USA in 1962. It combines decorative qualities and durability, making it a popular choice among gardeners. Peony Cincinnati is excellent for growing in open ground and can be used both in single plantings and in group compositions, giving the garden an exquisite and elegant look.