What Is The Difference between Single Peony And Common Peony？

What is the difference between single peony and common peony？

From the perspective of cultivation methods and morphological characteristics, single stemmed peonies have a very obvious main stem, with branches extending about 1 meter from the ground. These branches tightly surround the main stem, forming a unique shape. This cultivation method makes the overall shape of peonies clear and upright, and the flowers bloom on independent branches, which can better showcase the charm of peonies. In contrast, ordinary peonies are mostly shrubs, clustered and branching, emitting multiple independent branches from the ground, making it difficult to identify obvious main stems.

Secondly, the ornamental value of single stemmed peonies is relatively high. Due to the higher position of its flowers, people can more easily appreciate the details and overall beauty of the flowers without bowing or bending down. Although ordinary peonies also have their beauty, their viewing experience may be slightly inferior to that of single stemmed peonies.

In terms of reproduction and cultivation techniques, most single stem peonies require artificial shaping, which requires high technical requirements. During the cultivation process, it is necessary to select varieties with strong growth and complete shaping through multiple methods such as sprouting and pruning. The reproduction and cultivation of ordinary peonies are relatively simple, and can be carried out through various methods such as cutting, sowing, and branching.

Overall, there are significant differences in morphology, ornamental value, and reproductive cultivation techniques between single stemmed peonies and ordinary peonies. The choice of peony planting mainly depends on personal preferences and planting conditions.