Paeonia 'Glory Be' | Glory Be Peony

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DESCRIPTION
Paeonia ‘Glory Be’ produces single-form blossoms in soft cherry pink with broad, slightly ruffled petals that surround a tufted golden center made up of prominent stamens and bright cherry-colored stigmas. Blooming in mid to late spring, its flowers are held on sturdy stems that display well above the foliage. The form is open and welcoming to pollinators, especially bees, which are drawn to the accessible pollen in the heart of each bloom.

The foliage remains clean and full into summer, contributing lush green texture after flowering has ended. As a hybrid herbaceous peony, ‘Glory Be’ combines ornamental performance with reliability in both garden and cut flower settings. Its cheerful blossoms, upright growth habit, and mid-season timing make it a dependable presence in late spring landscapes.

DESCRIPTION
Paeonia ‘Glory Be’ produces single-form blossoms in soft cherry pink with broad, slightly ruffled petals that surround a tufted golden center made up of prominent stamens and bright cherry-colored stigmas. Blooming in mid to late spring, its flowers are held on sturdy stems that display well above the foliage. The form is open and welcoming to pollinators, especially bees, which are drawn to the accessible pollen in the heart of each bloom.

The foliage remains clean and full into summer, contributing lush green texture after flowering has ended. As a hybrid herbaceous peony, ‘Glory Be’ combines ornamental performance with reliability in both garden and cut flower settings. Its cheerful blossoms, upright growth habit, and mid-season timing make it a dependable presence in late spring landscapes.

 

  • Family: Paeoniaceae
    Height:     24–28 inches tall
    Width:     24–36 inches wide (typical bushy habit)
    Foliage color: Medium to dark green
    Flower color:     Vivid fuchsia‑pink
    Bloom time    : Late spring to early summer
    Light requirements: Full sun to part shade
    Water requirements:     Moderate
    Maintenance    : Low; deadhead spent blooms and cut foliage to ground after frost
    Growing zone:     USDA zones 4–7
    Wildlife attractors:     Especially attractive to bees and general pollinators; deer tend to avoid herbaceous peonies

    This plant can be seen at Brooks Gardens Peonies.

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