Just one perfect splash of magenta against the green — nature doesn't need a filter. A single peony holding its own against a sea of green, catching the sun and the attention of a tiny visitor.
In flower symbolism, peonies represent romance, prosperity, good luck, honor, and good fortune in many cultures, especially in China and Japan.. They are often called the "King of Flowers" in Chinese culture. Peony (genus Paeonia), loved in gardens for its large, layered blooms and sweet fragrance. They’re perennial plants that can live for decades in the same spot, often blooming in late spring to early summer.
