KANSAS

Peony Kansas is a perennial herbaceous variety distinguished by large, full blooms of purple-pink or deep raspberry shade. The flower diameter reaches 18-25 cm, featuring a rose-like shape with a dense arrangement of large petals with uneven edges, creating a voluminous and striking bud. The flower center features bright yellow stamens, and the plant's aroma is weak and unobtrusive. Peony Kansas blooms in May-June, delighting with prolonged and abundant flowering, making it an excellent choice for both garden compositions and floristry, as the flowers do not droop quickly and retain color saturation even in the sun.

The plant grows up to 80-100 cm in height, forming strong, thick, and tall stems with side buds, ensuring good stability and abundant flowering. The foliage is dark green, large, and forms a compact dome-shaped crown that retains its decorative quality until the frost. Peony Kansas spreads well and is characterized by high resistance to diseases and adverse weather conditions, making it a reliable and undemanding variety for cultivation in various regions.

For successful cultivation, the Peony Kansas requires a sunny location with moderate watering and regular fertilization. The plant is frost-hardy, easily establishes itself, and does not require complex care. Thanks to these qualities and its striking appearance, the Peony Kansas is a classic and time-tested variety that will become an ornament for any garden and a source of fresh flowers for cutting.