Coronal (2 year graft)

Coronal. Saunders. 1941. F1 lutea hybrid. Single flowers of soft cream with light rose blush and picotee. Very finished flower in a “bell” shape. Flares lightly “brushed” on. Filaments short, reddish. Stigmas rose. Sheath purple. Foliage is finely cut and beautiful.  Plants are small and slow-growing in Wisconsin.  Plants typically lose all stems during the winter and regrow to bloom profusely from basal shoots. Recommended for experienced growers of woody peonies.  Probably best for middle growing zones (not coldest or warmest).  Unique among all woody peonies.  Extremely rare and in high demand.  Extremely rare and in high demand.

Ships in late September to mid-October. These are 2 year old grafted plants.  While plants are relatively small, they have youthful vigor and make wonderful additions to the garden.  Plant and grow them as you would older woody peonies.