Undoubtedly the best known and most loved peony for years. Introduced in 1906.

It has a soft pink double flower and is a very good variety as a cut flower.

Its pleasant aroma makes it highly sought after. It has 95 cm tall stems and in some cases it is required of the support due to its large buds.

Fantastic hybrid between P. Lactiflora and P. Officinalis. Many other peonies are compared to it.

Flower formed by outer petals in the shape of a cup that hold smaller petals in its interior of blood red color. It is a very early flowering peony, which helps to extend the season. We could say that it is a refined version of the typical red garden peony.

It does not have side buttons. Thick stems that support its large buds and light green foliage with thick, well-defined leaves.

Mid-season. Its pale apricot pink color at the beginning of flowering turns to pale pink and then ends in white. Small red spots on the edges of the central petals characterize it. It is a double button peony with extraordinary fragrance. It is not of great height but it is very attractive.

Ruby red peony. Medium season and double flowers. It is characterized by firm stems and dark green foliage. Its petal color does not fade making it very attractive compared to other reds. One of the favorite reds for many.

Old peony but still in great demand in the market. Of enormous pinkish color bloom. Mid to late season.

Its thick stems and huge buds make it very characteristic among the pink varieties.

Due to its great height, the use of a support is recommended. Its bright lavender pink color and pleasant fragrance, accompanied by its large center of swirling petals particularly distinguish it.

Fuchsia red double peony. Early flowering with large buds supported by thick stems with few dark green leaves. It acclimates well to warmer climates and sheltered from the wind.

Its large center with small yellow stamen appear when in full bloom, making it very attractive and eye-catching.

A favorite for events as it contrasts very well with bright colors.

Herbaceous Peony. Attractively fragrant, this ivory-white variety, with a thinner, shorter petal center, has long stems and glossy green leaves.

Late season and semi-double flowers, it is a good option to extend the season.

Recommended as a garden peony for its attractiveness and as a cut flower for its good handling.

For more than 150 years, one of the most famous and well-known white double peonies. Late flowering and very pleasant smell. Its green outer petals turn pure white when flowering is complete.

Its light green and pale yellow interior makes it very attractive in contrast to its white petals.

Stems of 1,00 mt of height and dark green foliage leaves.

Hybrid. Early flowering before the lactiflora type.

Semi-double buttons. It is characterized by its bowl-shaped, coral-colored flowers with dark, bright yellow stamens.

It is a prized flower because of its color change as it matures. It starts with a nice coral-damascus color, then orange and finally changes to a creamy yellow. It is preferable to locate it in places where the soil is not very humid in the winter. Tall stems of 80 cms and light green leaves.

Mid-season. Lactiflora of extraordinary beauty. It really does resemble a bowl of whipped cream. Cream-white double flowers, light aroma and resistant stems that keep the flowers easily erect. One of the most sought after peonies in the market due to its elegance and striking size.