JUBILEY YUBSI

Breeding Background and Genetic Profile

The «Yubileyny» peony is a product of the Ufa Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, developed under the guidance of Lidia Nikolaevna Strelyaeva. As a herbaceous hybrid, it represents a focused effort to integrate high aesthetic value—specifically its double-flowered structure—with rigorous resilience required for diverse soil and climatic conditions.

Technical Specifications and Plant Architecture

Reaching a height of 90 cm, this cultivar is optimized for both garden landscaping and commercial cut flower production. The structural integrity of the stems supports the weight of the dense, white-and-pink double blooms, ensuring aesthetic longevity.

• Flowering Cycle: Mid-season (May 31 – June 15). This timeline allows the plant to avoid late frost risks while maximizing the vegetative growth period.
• Soil Requirements: The cultivar demands fertile, well-drained soil. Effective drainage is a critical technical prerequisite; moisture stagnation in the root zone must be mitigated through soil preparation, such as the inclusion of sand or gravel in heavier clay-heavy substrates.
• Light Exposure: Direct sunlight is a mandatory requirement to ensure the synthesis of pigments in the petals and to maintain structural compactness of the bloom. Partial shade often leads to apical dominance and reduced floral density.

The «Yubileyny» peony is a testament to precision breeding aimed at practical applications. By selecting this variety, growers secure a reliable perennial that, when provided with optimized soil drainage and full solar exposure, delivers consistent results in both private gardens and professional cut-flower environments.