Paeonia 'Buckeye Belle', Garden Peony hummingbird favorite and clusters of beaked flowers

and clusters of beaked flowers with beautiful blue recurving petals is an early herald of spring and the hummingbirds find it then

It's a terrific screening plant in sun and drier soil

and aggressively compete for them

Low-growing with small and handsome toothed leaves

was the Greek name for the Goddess of Youth

Paeonia 'Buckeye Belle', Garden Peony hummingbird favorite and clusters of beaked flowersRich, velvety petals of dramatically dark crimson are arranged in double rows on five inch blossoms. Golden anthers and red filaments add eye catching contrast. The unusual color, coupled with a burnished, lustrous glow, is prized by floral designers. This heirloom cross of P. officinalis x P. albiflora was introduced in 1956 by Walter Mains. Sturdy stems on a compact plant and an extra early bloom period, add to its outstanding qualities. Presented