
Garden Candy® Double Bubble Pink™ Itoh Peony Plant
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$20.00
- Intersectional hybrid combining tree peony and herbaceous peony characteristics.
- Produces large, double-form pink flowers with high petal counts.
- Exhibits strong, woody stems that support heavy blooms without staking.
- Features deep green, disease-resistant foliage that remains attractive throughout the growing season.
- Hardy perennial variety suitable for various temperate climate zones.
Double Bubble Pink Itoh Peony Overview
The Double Bubble Pink Itoh Peony is an intersectional hybrid, resulting from the cross-breeding of tree peonies and herbaceous peonies. This variety inherits the vigorous growth habits and large, complex flower forms of tree peonies, combined with the perennial nature of herbaceous peonies, where the plant dies back to the ground in winter and re-emerges in spring.
Botanical Characteristics
This plant is recognized for its substantial, double-form pink blossoms. The intersectional breeding process provides the plant with sturdy, woody stems, which effectively support the weight of the large flowers, minimizing the need for external support structures or staking. The foliage is deep green, providing a dense, attractive backdrop for the blooms and maintaining its integrity throughout the summer months.
Cultivation and Maintenance
- Planting Requirements: Requires well-draining soil to prevent root saturation. Ensure the crown is planted at the correct depth to promote healthy spring emergence.
- Environmental Adaptability: The hybrid nature provides increased resilience to common environmental stressors. Proper spacing is recommended to ensure adequate air circulation, which assists in maintaining foliage health.
- Growth Cycle: As a perennial, this plant requires a period of establishment. Consistent moisture during the first growing season is necessary for root system development.
- Bloom Maintenance: Deadheading spent flowers can redirect the plant's energy toward root development and foliage maintenance for the following season.











