Sonoma Halo Itoh Peony 93583 Emerges later in spring than

Emerges later in spring than most perennials

Its neat mound consists of large

buttery yellow stripes that appear to glow in the daylight

The unique hues and shapes of the variegated foliage are

dusky blue Catherine

Sonoma Halo Itoh Peony 93583 Emerges later in spring thanYou'll fall hard for its yellow, fully double flowers, which open on sturdy stems and reach 5" in diameter. The plentiful, slightly ruffled petals fade to creamy white along the outer edges. Pink flares are present but not prominent, due to the fullness of the show quality flowers. This hybrid has a spreading habit but does not require staking. Sonoma Halo is an Itoh peony, a cross between a tree peony and a bush peony.