Muza

The MUZA peony is a perennial plant with a bush height ranging from 70 to 130 cm, depending on the variety. It belongs to the tree peony group and is characterized by sturdy flower stems and bright green leaves, which can be pale green or deep green without anthocyanin coloring. The bushes have a compact form and are suitable for decorative landscaping of flower beds, as well as for cut flowers.

The MUZA peony flowers are large, with a diameter of 14 to 17 cm, featuring a double or semi-double structure. The raspberry-pink petals form several layers: the outer ones are large and concave, while the inner ones are smaller and spherical. The flower is distinguished by a small number of spots on the petals, making it particularly attractive. The filament threads and staminode disk have a raspberry tint, while the anthers are bright yellow, giving the flower an expressive and saturated appearance.

The MUZA peony blooms in an early-mid season, usually at the end of May, with a flowering period of about 10 days. The flowers have a weak scent, which can be an advantage for those who prefer less aromatic plants. The plant has high frost resistance and disease resistance, allowing it to be successfully grown in various climatic conditions, including the Moscow region. Due to these qualities, the MUZA peony is one of the best tree peony varieties for decorative gardening.