Tree Peony 'Hanakisoi'

Tree peonies differ from garden peonies in that they have woody stems like a shrub. The branches do not die back to the ground in winter as do the herbaceous varieties. Exotic, uniquely colored, and often fragrant blooms are produced in late spring, about two or three weeks before the garden varieties. Apricot-pink petals with a soft pink edge make up the semi-double blooms of this variety.