Characteristics

“Belgravia” peonies are known for their extravagant and showy blooms. “Belgravia” peonies have vigorous pink flowers with darker pink edges. Although they absent an explosive aroma, they adequately compensate for it with shading and density.
“Belgravia” peonies bloom in the late spring or early summer. “Belgravia” peonies are herbaceous perennials that can reach 60 cm in height and 20 cm in width. They grow in a bushy manner and require staking to support their heavy blooms.

Origin Belgarvia Peony

The “Belgravia” peony is a herbaceous peony variety developed by breeders and horticulturists through selective breeding. The exact origin of the Belgravia peony is unknown, but it was most likely developed in a horticultural breeding program.
Peonies are native to Asia, Europe, and North America, and they have been cultivated for centuries for their lovely blooms. Breeding new peony varieties entails selecting plants with desirable characteristics such as larger flowers, stronger stems, and various colors. These chosen plants are then crossed with other varieties to produce new hybrids with the desired characteristics.
The “Belgravia” peony is a result of such breeding, and it is known for its large, double, rose-pink flowers and strong stems that can support the heavy blooms without drooping. The name “Belgravia” may have been chosen for this variety because of its elegant appearance, which would be appropriate for London’s upscale Belgravia district.