Peony Chrysanthemum

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Fresh-cut Flowers Peony Chrysanthemum Straw Flowers Plant for Sale

The peony chrysanthemum, true to its name, is a symbol of grace and splendour within the Asteraceae family. Also known as ‘wheat-straw chrysanthemum’, it derives its name from its round, plump blooms with layers upon layers of petals, which resemble those of the peony. Featuring a single, large flower head with an impressive diameter, it comes in an exceptionally rich variety of colours—in addition to classic solid hues, there are mixed and gradient shades such as dreamy blue, matcha green, blue-and-white porcelain, and vintage coffee brown; each bloom resembles a meticulously crafted work of art. When arranged in a vase, they have a vase life of 10–20 days, making them among the longest-lasting of all cut flowers. Cultivated in regions such as Yunnan, they bloom from May to November. Their symbolic meanings include perfection, deep affection, and opulent grandeur; presenting them to elders, superiors or a loved one conveys just the right measure of respect and affection.

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Product Notes – Peony Chrysanthemum
1.Appearance:
*Dyed colors may vary between batches – slight shade differences are normal.
*Bloom diameter: 5-10cm. Grade & size clearly marked.
*Flowers may arrive slightly wilted – re-hydrate immediately upon receipt.

2.Care Tips:
*Re-hydrate: Trim stem, deep water for 3-4 hours upon arrival.
*Water level: Low (approx. 10cm). Avoid too much water to prevent root rot.
*Change water: Every 2 days (plain water) / 4-5 days (with preservative).
*Trim stems: 45° angle, cut 1-2cm each water change.
*Placement: Avoid direct sunlight & keep away from fruits (ethylene accelerates wilting).

3.Shipping:
*Professional cold-chain packaging.
*Minor petal rubbing during transport is normal – we guarantee minimal loss.

Company Profile

Based in Kunming, Yunnan – Asia's largest flower market. 100M+ stems sold yearly.

Products: Roses, Carnations, Lilies, Eustoma, Sunflowers, Baby's Breath, Hydrangeas, plus fillers, foliage & supplies.

Clients: Wholesalers, florists, event/wedding planners, e-commerce.

Why Us: *Direct farm sourcing – fresh & long vase life *Full variety, stable supply *Best prices, flexible orders *Professional QC & logistics support

Mission: To be your most trusted floral partner, delivering fresh blooms and reliable service every time.

FAQ

Q1: Why is the peony chrysanthemum also known as the ‘wheat-straw chrysanthemum’?
A1: Because its scientific name is ‘wheat-straw chrysanthemum’; due to its large blooms and dignified appearance, which resemble those of a peony, it is affectionately known as the ‘peony chrysanthemum’ by flower enthusiasts.

Q2: Are peony chrysanthemums and peonies the same flower?
A2: No. Peonies are shrubs belonging to the Paeoniaceae family, whilst peony chrysanthemums are herbaceous plants of the Asteraceae family. Peony chrysanthemums are so named simply because their flower shape closely resembles that of a peony; in terms of cultivation difficulty and care requirements, they are entirely different from true peonies.

Q3: How long is the flowering period of peony chrysanthemums?
A3: With proper care, cut flowers can last 10–20 days. Among cut flowers, they are considered ‘long-lasting’ and are very easy to care for.

Q4: What colours do peony chrysanthemums come in?
A4: In addition to solid colours (white, pink, yellow, red, etc.), there are also a wide variety of mixed and gradient colours, such as dreamy blue, matcha green, blue-and-white porcelain, vintage coffee brown and violet-blue, offering an extremely rich palette.

Q5: How should I care for peony chrysanthemums once received?
A5: Before unpacking, soak the stems in deep water for 4–6 hours to rehydrate them. Then, make a diagonal cut to the stems and remove most of the leaves. Place them in a vase filled to one-third with water. Change the water every 2–3 days and clean both the stems and the vase.

Q6: Are peony chrysanthemums suitable as gifts? Who are they best given to?
A6: They are highly suitable. They are perfect for presenting to elders to express wishes for health and longevity, to superiors to convey respect and appreciation, to a loved one to convey admiration and thoughtfulness, and to relatives and friends to symbolise fulfilment and prosperity.

Q7: Can I customise a peony chrysanthemum floral gift?
A7: Yes. Peony chrysanthemums are a premium floral material frequently used by florists; you can customise exclusive bouquets, gift boxes and more, with colour schemes tailored to your requirements. Please enquire regarding minimum order quantities and customisation options.

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