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Just wow wow wow!
Fabulous!
It’s been such a good year for peonies, yay!
Lovely, lovely! Peonies are so exotic to me, so I love seeing them grow in other places.
They feel exotic here too and they have such a lovely scent, which I sadly can’t share here.
Delicious!!
It really seems to be an amazing peony year this year. I always think of the season being very short and them being ruined by the weather. I’ve never seen fo many lovely peonies except at the peony farm near here of course.
Oh yes, your peony farm post was amazing. The weather has been so good to them this year … sadly storm Hector may shorten the show
Great shots. I like the ones with the one faces, so the bees can get in!
Yes. That is how I feel about dahlias too.
All gorgeous.
Aren’t they!