Peonies
Peonies are beloved for their lush, fragrant blooms and timeless elegance. With large, full flowers in shades of pink, white, red, and coral, peonies add a romantic, luxurious touch to any garden or floral arrangement. Their season is relatively short, typically blooming in late spring to early summer, but their breathtaking beauty makes them a cherished favorite.
In the garden, peonies thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. Once established, they are long-lived perennials, often blooming for decades with minimal care. Peonies prefer cool winters and need a period of cold to encourage flowering, making them ideal for growing in zone 5.

Dutchess de Nemours • Mid-Season (Mid-June)

Shirley Temple • Early to Mid-Season (Early to Mid-June)

Raspberry Sundae • Mid to Late-Season (Mid to Late June)

Bowl of Beauty • Early to Mid-Season (Early to Mid-June)

Sarah Bernhardt • Mid to Late-Season (Mid to Late June)

Sorbet • Mid to Late-Season (Mid to Late June)

Celebrity • Early (Late May to Early June)

Purple Spider • Mid-Season (Mid-June)

Karl Rosenfield • Early to Mid-Season (Early to Mid-June)

Many Happy Days • Mid-Season (Mid-June)

Buckeye Belle • Early (Late May to Early June)