Peony blooming stages

For your viewing pleasure. This process took about 20 hours. When the bud is even tighter closed (the stage our pack house ships with) it can take 24-48 hours for a peony bud to bloom. Some varieties (like corals) open faster than others and heat can also be a factor on how quickly peonies open. This is a Charlie’s White peony.

I am so excited to finally share peony flower care and fun facts with all of you.

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Peonies are a treasured favorite among gardeners, appreciated for their abundant flowers, striking foliage, captivating scent, and remarkable charm. Despite their infrequent blooming schedule, they remain a top choice for those who admire enduring natural beauty in the garden.

Marlee Rose Imbarrato - FLEUR on Instagram: “My ‘Coral Charm’ peonies are aging like fine wine ✨ I quite prefer them at this stage versus their saturated color as a tighter bloom . . .…”

The stages of peony blooms - showing the marshmallow stage, the earliest a bud should be cut for use in a peony arrangement.

Peonies enchant us with their lifecycle, from sprouting to full bloom. Understanding the growth stages of peonies is key to their care. This article helps you identify each phase of their development.

1,245 Likes, 30 Comments - Heather Page (@heather_page) on Instagram: “Coral charm glamour shot.💥This is my favourite stage, when the coral fades out to the most…”