Peony DMITRY KAPINOS

The tree peony variety Dmitry Kapinos is a medium-height decorative plant, reaching 80–100 cm. The bush is characterized by a dense canopy and green leaves, making it an attractive element for garden and flowerbed design. This variety was bred by breeder Marianna Uspenskaya at the Botanical Garden of Lomonosov Moscow State University and was officially included in the register in 2011.

The peony flowers are semi-double, coroniform, with a diameter of 18–20 cm. The petals have a pink hue with a purple spot at the base, while the staminal filaments and staminodial disc are white in color. The anther is light yellow, which adds additional expressiveness and decorativeness to the flower. Due to these features, the flowering of the variety looks bright and effective.

The Dmitry Kapinos variety is characterized by high disease resistance, which ensures stable and abundant flowering with proper care. It is excellent for creating living fences and adorning garden plots, combining decorative qualities with ease of cultivation.