Variety Origin: Madame de Verneville was bred by French breeder François Félix Crousse in 1885, belonging to the Paeonia lactiflora lineage. It is a classic heirloom variety from the 19th century, representing a masterpiece from the golden age of European peony hybridization.
Core Characteristics: The petals of Madame de Verneville are multi-layered and dense, with a thick, glossy texture and rounded edges. Central petals are often incurved, presenting a neat and pleasing overall form.
Cultivation Performance: Strong cold hardiness; flower form is fuller in cooler climates. Prefers full sun to partial shade; thrives in loose, fertile, well-drained soil.
Madame de Verneville is a century-old classic double peony, renowned for its gradient coloration of creamy white, light pink, and crimson flecks, rich rose fragrance, vigorous plant habit, and abundant flowering, holding value for both garden ornament and cut flower use.
