Variety Origin: Bred by a New York-based breeder in 1938. Belongs to the Lactiflora Group. Officially registered with the American Peony Society (APS), reference number 1962-W:089.
Core Characteristics: Flowers have numerous, tightly layered petals, forming a rounded, full shape with medium texture. Petals are moderately thick, resilient, and not easily damaged.
Cultivation Performance: Prefers fertile, loose, well-drained sandy loam soil, pH 6.0-7.0. Absolutely avoid waterlogging. Can be improved with leaf mold.
Westhill peony is a classic early-flowering light pink variety. It is a preferred choice for early spring landscaping and garden viewing, especially suitable for gardeners seeking “early spring blooms.” It is also a key variety for bridging early spring flowers in pink borders.
