In celebration of the growing popularity of the Peony in the UK, we are uniting people’s passion for peonies by declaring Saturday 18th May 2024 as
National Peony Day. The seemingly once overlooked flower, whose season runs from April to June, used to play second, third or even fourth fiddle to more traditional flowers such as the rose, carnation or lily. Not anymore, the peony looks to stay as one of the UK’s most popular blooms.
Shop allPeonies symbolise prosperity, good luck, love and honour and are therefore a favourite bloom in wedding bouquets as well as the symbol for a 12th Wedding Anniversary
The peony comes in an abundance of colours but is never blue
A peony’s vase life is up to a whopping 10 days
Peony flowers can reach up to 10 inches wide
In China, the peony represents strength and positive virtues such as bravery, honour, respect, nobility, good fortune and prosperity
Some types of peonies have single flowers, which make them very popular with bees as their pollen is visible, and other peony flowers are known as double flowers because of their layered look and their delicately ruffled petals
This year we will be offering peonies across our
Luxury Bouquet range,
Letterbox Flowers and also within our
Subscription Boxes.