Tree Peony

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Types of Tree Peony

Red tree peony: Among numerous flower varieties, the red tree peony, with its rounded, full-bodied blooms, rich, pure colors, and profound cultural connotations, has become a classic choice across regions and aesthetic preferences. The visual appeal of red stems from its unique biological properties.

White tree peony: This white tree peony product exhibits the hallmarks of a high-quality cut flower. Its petals are pure white, uniform in color with no noticeable variegation, and they radiate a soft luster under light.

Pink tree peony: The xuanye brand maintains a professional peony cultivation base, strictly adhering to internationally recognized standardized cultivation procedures. This variety begins with the selection of high-quality, virus-free seedlings, laying the foundation for healthy plants.

Black tree peony: The black tree peony cultivated by our company exhibits a deep purple, almost black, color, with subtle variations in color under changing lighting. This distinguishes it from more common red and pink peonies, as well as the purer appearance of white peonies.

Orange tree peony: The orange tree peony is instantly recognizable thanks to its petal color, which ranges between a vibrant orange-red and a soft, warm yellow. While retaining the peony's characteristic layered, full form, the orange hue adds a touch of liveliness and intimacy.

Blue tree peony: The blue tree peony stands out among other flower varieties for its rare and deep color. True blue flowers are rare in nature, but this variety, thanks to its unique genetic expression, displays a gradient hue from lavender to deep ocean blue, creating a striking visual impression.

Green peony: At green peony, we implement standardized cultivation practices, strictly adhering to industry standards and fully considering its growth characteristics. We provide the plant with the appropriate soil, water, and light conditions to ensure its natural and healthy growth.

Multi-color peony: The core characteristic of multi-color peony lies in its unmodified color symbiosis. Naturally grown, each petal or entire inflorescence exhibits a natural transition between two or more colors. This color distribution follows the inherent laws of plant growth, resulting in radial color blocks and gradient hues.