Peonies are perennial herbaceous plants that overwinter in the soil.

 Peonies are perennial herbaceous plants that overwinter in the soil. They include herbaceous peonies, tree peonies and sub-shrub peonies.

 Herbaceous peonies:

 They form bushes with erect stems that can reach a height of 60 cm to 1.2 meters.

 The above-ground part dies off in the fall, and the underground rhizome remains in the ground and produces new shoots in the spring.

Peonies are perennial
herbaceous plants
that overwinter in the soil. 

 They bloom in late spring and early summer.

 Tree peonies:

 They are distinguished by erect and thick shoots.

 They can reach a considerable height, up to 2.4 meters.

Spherical peonies.

Gorgeous Peonies Keningin Wilhelmina and Moonrise bloomed

 The Koningin Wilhelmina variety is known for its large, densely double flowers, colored pink with a white border, and a strong aroma. The Moonrise peony is characterized by large, semi-double flowers of ivory color.

 More about the varieties:

 Koningin Wilhelmina:

 This variety, named after the Dutch queen, was bred in 1912 and immediately gained popularity due to its abundant flowering and large, lush buds shimmering in the sun. The flowers of this peony reach 16-18 cm in diameter, and the bush can grow up to 1 meter in height. The variety prefers sunny places and grows well on loamy, moisture-intensive soil.