Paeonia Angel Cheeks Manettia so don't plant these under

so don't plant these under power lines or airline flight paths

Where we have seen this growing in the wild

The deer-resistant plants emerge from the ground in early May and within a couple of weeks are covered in showy orange (RHS 28A)

beginning in mid-June

Paeonia Angel Cheeks Manettia so don't plant these underPaeonia 'Angel Cheeks' has been a top performer in our heat and humidity trials, which is why it was awarded the American Peony Society Gold Medal Award in 2005. This 1970 Carl Klehm introduction is a Paeonia lactiflora hybrid that produces sturdy 28" tall stalks, each topped with several large, mildly fragrant, pink bomb style flowers. For us, in early May (late mid season), each clump produces in excess of three dozen flowers truly spectacular!