Peony 'Pink Tea Cup'
(Paeonia 'Pink Tea Cup')
This short, delightfully pretty plant carried the bright pink flowers just above a dome of deeply divided foliage. Single and shape, the blooms are at first (as the name suggests) shaped like a cup. As they age, the petals curl back to reveal a boss of soft yellow stamens.
Introduced by the lovely Don Hollinsworth in 2001, this is a cross between a very short peony called P. 'Laddie' and one of my favourite peonies - Peony...
This short, delightfully pretty plant carried the bright pink flowers just above a dome of deeply divided foliage. Single and shape, the blooms are at first (as the name suggests) shaped like a cup. As they age, the petals curl back to reveal a boss of soft yellow stamens.
Introduced by the lovely Don Hollinsworth in 2001, this is a cross between a very short peony called P. 'Laddie' and one of my favourite peonies - Peony 'Moonrise'
Info
Peonies will grow in most soils as long as they are not wet, including clay soils. They require a sunny or partially shaded site. Herbaceous peonies need to be planted with the eye (the dormant pink buds) no more than 2.5cm below the surface of the soil. Do not mix manure in the soil before planting as this may rot the eyes.
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