Pink Waterlily Rou Fu Rong

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Pink Waterlily You Fu Rong Tree Peony   (肉芙蓉) Still Alive

will reward you for many years within the displays of your landscape.

The Rou Fu Rong tree peony is known for its stunning large flowers and unique features. The flowers typically bloom in late spring to early summer. They have a very delicate and elegant appearance, with large petals that can span over 7 in diameter. The color of the flowers can vary, ranging from shades of pink. The petals often have delicate dark red markings near the center, adding to their beauty.
What sets the Rou Fu Rong tree peony apart from other peonies is its tree-like growth habit. It can reach a height of about 4 feet to 8 feet, making it a great addition to any garden or landscape design. The stems are sturdy and woody, providing stability to the plant as it grows. What a statement with year round beauty. Either in the Zen Gardens or at the backdrop of a woodland scape, there will be nothing quite like the beauty when the maturity and longevity relaxes to the original size.
The Rou Fu Rong tree peony requires well-drained soil and prefers full sun to partial shade. It is a low-maintenance plant and relatively drought-tolerant once established. With proper care, it can thrive for many years, bringing beauty and elegance to any outdoor space.
The Rou Fu Rong tree peony is a prized ornamental plant, cherished for its magnificent blooms and unique growth habit. It is a favorite among garden enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate its beauty and grace.

Chrysanthemum form, sometimes proliferate form occurs.  Flowers 6 ½ to 7 in.  Deep pink.  Stalk short, flowers upright or lateral.  Flowers mid-season. Medium size tree.  Vigorous bloomer.  Tolerant of adverse conditions and salinity-alkalinity.  Bred, Heze in 1975. Please remember, No overwater of your new Tree Peony.

Other Names: Pink Hibiscus

I have mind that I planted two seasons ago that has grown about 8 inches now… so remember it is rather slow growing, filling out more with each passing season.