RED PEA

Siberian Resilience for Your Garden

The «Krasny Shar» (Red Ball) peony is not just a decorative plant; it is the result of rigorous breeding by the FSUE Novosibirsk Zonal Horticultural Station of the Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences. When choosing a tree peony, you want something that offers more than just looks—you want reliability, resistance to temperature swings, and a robust root system. This tree peony lives up to its name: a sturdy 90 cm shrub that holds massive 18 cm blooms on stems strong enough to withstand heavy rain without drooping.

Operational Performance and Aesthetics

Created by breeders T.M. Nazarova, G.A. Razumova, and N.A. Vdovkina, this variety is designed for minimal maintenance with maximum visual return. Blooming during the late season (June 16–30), it provides a powerful focal point when other plants have already finished their show. The double red flowers are versatile, performing equally well as a landscaping centerpiece or as a striking cut flower for indoor arrangements.

• Hardiness: Exceptional adaptability to harsh climates ensures consistent performance year after year.
• Maintenance: The plant structure is stable, meaning you won't need to spend excessive time on complex staking or supports.
• Application: Ideal for solitary planting or as a structured element in garden beds requiring a late-season burst of deep red color.

For those who value performance and predictable results in their garden, «Krasny Shar» is a rational choice. It is a workhorse plant that offers professional-grade aesthetics without the fuss, making it a reliable addition to any collection.