Variety Origin: White Ivory peony was bred by American breeder R.G. Klehm. It was developed through pedigree breeding using ‘Charlie’s White’ peony seedlings as parents. It first flowered in 1959 and was officially registered and introduced in 1981, originating in Illinois, USA.
Core Characteristics: Petals are thick, glossy, and arranged compactly and neatly, presenting an elegant satin texture visually.
Cultivation Performance: Extremely cold hardy; can overwinter outdoors in northern regions, requires appropriate shading in southern regions. Prefers loose, fertile, well-drained neutral to slightly acidic soil (pH 6.5-7.5). Avoid waterlogging.
White Ivory peony is a classic white peony variety combining beauty and practicality. It is suitable for in-ground planting in gardens to create landscape borders and as a high-quality cut flower for weddings, home decoration, and other occasions. It has low maintenance needs, making it easy for beginners to manage.
