Peony ‘Coral Charm’ – Vibrant Coral-Orange Blooms
Product Description
Type: Herbaceous Peony (Paeonia lactiflora)
Variety: Peony ‘Coral Charm’
Flower Color: Bright coral-orange aging to peach/creamy tones
Bloom Form: Large semi-double with golden-yellow stamens
Fragrance: Light, elegant scent
Height: About 3 ft (≈90 cm), sturdy stems for cutting
Blooming Season: Early; late spring to early summer
Sunlight: Full sun; partial shade in hot climates extends bloom
Soil: Well-drained, organic-rich soil
Cold Hardiness: Very cold-hardy; ideal for temperate and colder regions
Care: Deadhead after flowering; fertilize as needed for strong next-season growth
Best Uses: Flower beds, landscape accents, premium cut flowers
Top Reasons to Choose ‘Coral Charm’ Peony?
Peony ‘Coral Charm’ is prized for vivid coral-orange blooms that gracefully transition to peach and cream, delivering a rare color show in borders and bouquets. With sturdy, cutting-worthy stems, a light fragrance, and an early bloom window, Peony ‘Coral Charm’ offers standout impact with minimal fuss. Cold-hardy and easy to grow in well-drained, organic-rich soil, Peony ‘Coral Charm’ rewards gardeners with reliable performance and distinctive beauty—an essential choice for striking spring displays and elegant floral design.
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