Peony Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred

The 'Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred' peony is a powerful and resilient plant symbolizing the strength and unwavering resolve of heroes who gave their lives for Ukraine. The flower is large, 14–16 cm in diameter, cup-shaped with single-layered structure. Petal color ranges from rose-purple to magenta with a bright purplish-pink spot, and the center features golden-wheat stamens, adding distinctiveness. Petal edges are serrated, enhancing the flower's decorative appeal.

The bush is semi-spreading, 85–95 cm tall, with sturdy stems and dark green foliage. Leaves are broad with pointed lobes, deep emerald green with glossy surface and characteristic purplish-pink spot, making the plant particularly attractive. The peony does not produce fruit, contributing to prolonged and abundant flowering.

This variety is early-flowering, allowing enjoyment of its beauty at the start of the season. The plant exhibits high decorative value and resilience, making it an excellent choice for gardeners wishing to adorn their plots with a vibrant and expressive flower. Breeders: V.F. Horobets (2014) and Mamchenko (2016), Ukraine.