Bowl of Beauty Peony

Bowl Of Beauty Peony (Paeonia lactiflora 'Bowl of Beauty') is a single-bloom Peony with rose-colored blooms and creamy yellowish-white centers. Peonies are one of the best cut flowers and the Bowl of Beauty would look stunning in bouquets for a touch of casual elegance and a lot of fragrance!

Bowl Of Beauty is a pollinator's favorite! The bowl-shaped blooms and frilly centers are fancy landing pads for bees and butterflies! The strong stems hold the blooms aloft throughout the late spring to early summer weeks! The silken petals shine in the sun and perfume entire rooms.

Peonies' lush, dark-green foliage is a lively backdrop for the gorgeous blooms and continues looking good for other plants in the early summer garden even after the spring bloom has finished! A herbaceous perennial that has an upright nature with erect, strong stems to hold its spring bloom aloft!

Bowl Of Beauty is easy to care for, virtually pest-free and maintenance-free, and grows despite extreme cold, heat, and humidity throughout USDA planting zones 3 to 8 with ease.

Landscape Application:

Bowl Of Beauty Peony is excellent for foundation plantings, in groupings or as accents throughout landscape beds, and in perennial gardens. Often thought of as a plant used on the farm or out in the country, Peonies bring a little bit of that country feeling to your garden! Long-lived, it is not uncommon to see Peonies planted in abandoned farmsteads, still going strong.

So easy to grow, plant Bowl of Beauty along the driveway or lane in a mass, or in groupings throughout the sun landscape as an edging plant along garden beds and borders, as backdrops to smaller plants and perennials, or as facer plants along your evergreen hedges and fence lines.

Must-haves for the Cottage garden, cutting garden, and pollinator borders! Cut a few for your dining room table and you'll enjoy their beauty and fragrance inside as well as out Each impressive bloom lasts over a week when cut as a fresh bud just showing its color. A bouquet will perfume the entire room! Float a single large bloom in a bowl at your bedside to perfume your dreams!

Bowl Of Beauty Peony pairs wonderfully with Roses and wildflowers, formal landscaping, and informal mixed perennials of all sorts! The foliage shades your spent spring bulbs as they finish their displays for the year.

• Gorgeous Rose-Hued Blooms & Bright Yellow Frilly Centers
• Incredibly Fragrant
• Enormous Bowl-Shaped Single Blooms
• Butterflies & Bees Love Them
• Strong Stems - Wonderous Cut Flowers
• Beds & Borders, Massing, Specimens & Gorgeous Edging & Facer Plants

#ProPlantTips For Care

Even though these flowers look like they require extensive fuss and muss, they're actually very easy to grow and low-maintenance! Plant Peony in full sun and the dazzling white flowers gleam and sparkle in the light.

Requiring well-drained soil, with low to medium moisture, Peony is not particular on the type of soil, so long as has good drainage. Planting Peonies in soggy soils will cause rotting issues, so always provide good drainage or install a raised bed or berm.

Extremely cold-hardy to growing zones 3 and up, Bowl Of Beauty is a tried and true, reliable plant with long-bred hardiness. Reaching a compact 3-foot tall and nearly as wide each year, these herbaceous perennials die back to the ground each winter.

Care is simple! Deadheading the spent blooms so the foliage remains a handsome attribute to the garden for the rest of the season, and after frost when the foliage goes dormant, cut all stems and remove all of the season's growth right down to the ground and discard the debris not letting fungal issues or powdery mildew overwinter with the plant.

Rabbits and deer will leave your Peony alone. However, your pollinators and neighbors won't be able to resist the allure of the Bowl of Beauty!

Planting Bareroot Peony

Bareroot Peonies are shipped as nice 3-5 eye root sections. Their woody roots are not uniform, it is normal for each root to look slightly different.

Plant with the eyes just below ground level, with the woody roots spreading out beneath. Once buried, water well and mulch thoroughly to hold in moisture and keep the roots cool in the summer heat. The proper planting time for your Peony is late autumn or early spring.

• Cold Hardy & Long-Lived Full Sun Lover
• Any Well-Drained Soil Type
• Moderate to Low Moisture Needs
• Deadhead After Flowers Fade
• Cut Entire Plant Back In Late Fall & Remove Debris
• Easy Care & Low Maintenance
• Rarely Damaged by Deer or Rabbits

Easy elegance and strong fragrance, the Bowl Of Beauty Peony will make an entrance each spring with its rosy bowl-shaped blooms and frilly yellow centers. Order now at Nature Hills Nursery and we will hold your order until the proper planting time for your growing zone and ship it directly to your doorstep!