Canary Brillants- Itoh Peony, 1999 introduction, Wisconsin

Canary Brillants- A color so unique it is a must have for any gardener. It starts off as an apricot-beige color and then softens to yellow as it opens and ages. Many Itoh peonies are not great cut flowers but this is an exception as it does do well in arrangements and the color is so rare, florists have a field day with them!  Check out all of our peonies - Peonies (fireflyfarmandmercantile.com) Itoh Peonies are crossed with herbaceous (lactiflora) and tree peonies, resulting in plants that can provide 50 plus blossoms on shorter stems that do not require staking. They bloom after herbaceous peonies and allow a few more weeks of blooms in your garden of the peony family, thus increasing their appeal. It is possible to get 8 weeks of peony blooms by seelcting cultivars and peony types that are different.  8-10" Double to Semi-double apriot to yellow blossoms 26" - 28" tall Itoh peonies bloom after lactiflora peonies Peonies are safe from deer and rabbits.  USDA Zones 3-8 Strongly frag