Japan Tree Peony

Peony sundae: The peony sundae's color palette is based on soft tones, with some petals exhibiting a subtle gradient effect. This color development stems from the variety's natural growth characteristics, maintaining its stable appearance during natural cultivation without artificial modification. The peony sundae demonstrates flexible adaptability in various applications.

Island peony: Island peony excels in the cut flower sector, and its vase period meets commercial needs. The unique red and white flowers are the core material for making high-end bouquets, celebration flower baskets, and hotel lobby floral arrangements, effectively enhancing the visual expression and commercial value of the work.

Flower oil peony: The orderly stacking of petals creates a natural gradation of light and shadow. This variety's flowers feature a predominantly warm base, punctuated by subtle color variations. While retaining the peony's characteristic grace, they also create a dynamic visual effect through localized color transitions.

Imperial concubine inserts green peony: The imperial concubine inserts green peony is recognizable for its unique flower structure and historical heritage. Descended from the imperial peony lineage of the tang dynasty, its hallmark lies in the naturally formed cluster of emerald green petals at the center of the flower, resembling a kingfisher headdress set amidst the pink-purple gradient of the main petals, embodying an elegant and subtle oriental aesthetic.

Lotus lantern peony: The lotus lantern peony is known for its distinctive shape: Its flowers are neatly hemispherical, with the outer petals spreading out like a lampshade, while the inner, delicate filaments cluster together to form a wick structure, creating a precise outline of the classic traditional palace lantern.

Sun and moon peony: The sun and moon peony exhibits natural, healthy characteristics: First, the plant maintains robust growth, with upright branches providing excellent support for the flowers. Second, the leaves are rich green, thick, with distinct veins and no obvious signs of disease or insect damage, indicating healthy growth.