Peonies are one of only a few flowers I grow on my flower farm. Why? They’re easy to grow, low maintenance, in high demand, profitable, and they allow me to build a business that works for me. In my eyes, they are a unicorn flower. If I was starting a new flower farm from scratch, I'd start with these 10 essential peony varieties.

Discover how to grow, plant, and harvest cut peonies with this in-depth peony cutting garden guide.

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Alaska Perfect Peony | Our goal is to provide the highest quality peony in the off season, July through September, and to provide our customers with the best service available.

Peonies are a treasured favorite among gardeners, appreciated for their abundant flowers, striking foliage, captivating scent, and remarkable charm. Despite their infrequent blooming schedule, they remain a top choice for those who admire enduring natural beauty in the garden.

Peonies, the queens of the garden! Discover the ins and outs of cultivating and reaping these majestic flowers in our comprehensive blog post on successful peony gardening.

Morgan Sharpe on Instagram: "Peonies are the long game but boy are they worth it! Last year I planted 100 peonies in my front yard. This year I’m transplanting those 100 to the farm and adding another 250–that means I’ll have 350 peonies shooting up come spring! I may not get many blooms this year but don’t worry, they are coming!"

On my flower farm—Muddy Acres Flower Farm—I have thousands of peonies planted. In fact, it's only one of five main flowers I grow. They're beautiful and the demand for them is unmatched. Here's why you should consider growing peonies on your flower farm, too.

Peonies are a gardener’s delight! They are beloved for their bountiful blooms, bold foliage, inviting fragrance and exquisite beauty. Though they rarely bloom

Located on a 3-acre peony farm in Rhode Island, The Local Bouquet’s farmer florist class Perfect Peonies is designed not only to teach and build community.