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Paeonia lactiflora ‘Jacorma’

Features large, fully double flowers of a clear, bright pink, appearing late in the season. A reliable choice we love for extending the season in a mixed border and for cutting.

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A firm favourite on our Thurning ground for its late-season performance. ‘Jacorma’ produces generous, fully double blooms in a lovely clear pink that holds its colour well. The flowers are scented and carried on sturdy stems, making them excellent for arrangements. Its deep green foliage provides a handsome backdrop throughout the season.

This is a clump-forming perennial that will reach its ultimate height in about two to five years. It typically grows to around 0.8 to 0.9 metres tall. For the best results, plant it in a deep, fertile soil that is moist but well-drained. It will thrive in a sheltered position in full sun or partial shade.

Once established, peonies need very little attention. We suggest adding a plant support ring early in the season to help hold the weight of the heavy blooms. To keep it tidy, simply cut the foliage back to ground level after it has died back in the autumn. It’s perfect for adding a final splash of colour to cottage garden borders.

Product Details

Common Name
peony 'Jacorma'
Growth Rate
Moderate
Max height
1 M
Bloom Time
Summer
Flower Colour
Clear pink
Leaf Colour
Deep green
Autumn Colour
Green
Sunlight
Full sun to partial shade
Pruning
Remove dead flowers as they fade, then cut the plant back as the foliage dies down in autumn.
Seasonal Spring
Deep green, divided foliage emerges from the ground.
Seasonal Summer
Large, scented, double pink blooms appear above the lush green foliage.
Seasonal Autumn
The foliage remains green before dying back late in the season.
Seasonal Winter
The plant is dormant below ground as a tuberous root.
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