Variety Origin: Top Brass peony originated in the United States, bred by Carl G. Klehm, registered and introduced in 1968. It is one of the representative varieties in the American peony breeding system that combines ornamental value and stability.
Core Characteristics: Outer petals are thick, firm, and resilient, not easily damaged. Inner petals are slightly softer in texture and delicate to the touch. Overall petals have a subtle waxy luster, presenting a natural matte texture that complements the multi-colored flower form, appearing more elegant.
Cultivation Performance: Outstanding cold hardiness. Requires appropriate shading during high summer temperatures to avoid leaf scorch. Adapts to fertile, well-drained clay, loam, and sandy soils; maintain medium moisture.
Top Brass is suitable for both beginner gardeners and the needs of landscape design and cut flower production. It is a mid-season peony with excellent overall performance.
