The Tree Peony variety 'Nicolai Vavilov' is a compact bush growing from 80 to 120 cm in height with green leaves and sturdy stalks. The flowers of this variety are single, semi-double, or simple, with a diameter of about 17-20 cm, widely open and positioned vertically on upright stalks. The petals have a reddish-purple hue with a characteristic purple spot at the base, giving the flower an expressive and saturated look. The filaments and staminodial disk are colored in purple tones, while the stigma is reddish-purple. The flower aroma is moderate, and the petal color is resistant to sun fading.
The variety features an average mid-season flowering time and good resistance to fungal diseases, making it a reliable choice for gardeners. Additionally, 'Nicolai Vavilov' possesses heat- and drought-tolerance, allowing it to be cultivated in various climatic conditions. The winter hardiness of the variety is moderate, so in regions with severe winters, additional plant protection is recommended. Thanks to these qualities, the peony is suitable for greening and decorative landscaping of garden plots.
This variety was bred by breeder Marianna Uspenskaya and is the result of years of work on improving tree peonies. It combines an attractive appearance with practical characteristics, making it popular among enthusiasts and professionals. Care for the plant includes standard agrotechnical measures typical for tree peonies, ensuring stable and abundant flowering.
