Sonoma Apricot - Large, 3/5+ eye roots
This an excellent example of an " ITOH " peony, a group of hybrid blooms that have parents from both lactiflora peony and tree peony. The stems are not fully woody, but are quite stiff and strong providing plants with an excellent landscape habit. They can be cut back in fall, leaving the bottom 6" of stems intact.
Sonoma Apricot Peony is a captivating intersectional hybrid that brings a unique blend of colors to your garden. Developed by Irene Tolomeo and registered in 1999, this mid-sized perennial showcases apricot-hued blooms that mature to a soft yellow, each accented with bright red flares at the base of the petals. The flowers, averaging 16 petals, are consistently smooth and semi-double in form, providing a delightful visual transition as they age.
Standing at approximately 75 cm (around 30 inches) tall, Sonoma Apricot boasts strong stems that support its vibrant blossoms without the need for staking. The deep green, divided foliage remains attractive throughout the growing season, enhancing its appeal as a reliable landscape plant.
Due to its exceptional beauty and limited availability, the Sonoma Apricot Peony is highly sought after by gardeners and collectors alike. Our community of horticultural enthusiasts values the quality and uniqueness of this cultivar, making it a prized addition to any collection.
Elevate your garden's aesthetic with the Sonoma Apricot Peony. Given its high demand and limited stock, we encourage you to secure this exceptional variety promptly to enjoy its unparalleled charm in your landscape.
