Paeonia lactiflora 'Lorelei' | Lorelei Peony

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DESCRIPTION
Paeonia lactiflora ‘Lorelei’ opens its buds in late spring to early summer, presenting large, bomb-shaped blossoms in a glowing coral-pink that elegantly shift through apricot and soft pink before reaching a creamy ivory. Each bloom is deeply filled with ruffled petals, exuding a sweet, spicy fragrance. The flowers are held by sturdy stems that support the weight of its hefty blooms, making them ideal for cutting.

‘Lorelei’ is known for its exceptional flower form and reliable performance. It has earned a reputation for consistent bloom production each year, consistently delivering a generous flush of scented, multicolored blossoms. Naturally resistant to deer, this cultivar combines ornamental charm with resilience, making it a favored choice for both garden beds and vase arrangements.

DESCRIPTION
Paeonia lactiflora ‘Lorelei’ opens its buds in late spring to early summer, presenting large, bomb-shaped blossoms in a glowing coral-pink that elegantly shift through apricot and soft pink before reaching a creamy ivory. Each bloom is deeply filled with ruffled petals, exuding a sweet, spicy fragrance. The flowers are held by sturdy stems that support the weight of its hefty blooms, making them ideal for cutting.

‘Lorelei’ is known for its exceptional flower form and reliable performance. It has earned a reputation for consistent bloom production each year, consistently delivering a generous flush of scented, multicolored blossoms. Naturally resistant to deer, this cultivar combines ornamental charm with resilience, making it a favored choice for both garden beds and vase arrangements.

 

  • Height: 24–35 inches tall
    Width: 24–32 inches across
    Foliage color: glossy, medium to dark green
    Flower color: coral‑pink, transitioning to deep pink, salmon, peach, and cream
    Bloom time: late spring to early summer
    Light requirements: full sun to partial shade
    Water requirements: moderate
    Maintenance: low—remove spent flowers, cut foliage to ground after frost, mulch before winter; sturdy stems generally require no staking
    Growing zone: USDA zones 3–9
    Wildlife attractors: fragrant blooms attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators; resistant to deer and rabbits; excellent cut flower choice

    This plant can be seen at Peonies at Glencoe Farms.

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