Peony ID
jencoats
9 years ago
I purchased cut peony flowers from a local florist today for an arrangement. The flowers are about 5 inches across and not as fragrant as some peonies I've encountered. I think it may be a coral charm, although it isn't really coral. It's just pink. They are gorgeous and I would love to purchase a plant of this type. Your thoughts?
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