ORLENOK

Peony Orlenok is an interspecific hybrid of the group of thin-leaved herbaceous peonies, bred in the USSR in 1963 by N.M. Fomicheva. This perennial variety is characterized by a compact spherical bush with a height of about 55-60 cm and thin needle-like leaves resembling fluffy pine needles. The peony flowers are bright burgundy-red with yellow stamens in the center, reaching a diameter of about 10 cm, and possess a delicate aroma.

Peony Orlenok blooms early, in May, while flowering lasts for 7-10 days and is accompanied by abundant bud formation. The plant is highly winter-hardy and can withstand frosts up to -40°C, making it an excellent choice for decorating garden flowerbeds, alpine hills, and flowerbeds in various climatic conditions.

Care for Peony Orlenok is simple and includes regular watering and feeding, removal of withered flowers to stimulate further flowering, as well as pruning of shoots after flowering ends. Thanks to its decorativeness, resilience, and undemanding nature, this variety remains popular among gardeners and flower enthusiasts.