Tree Peony Plant-High Noon

Plant type: Tree Peony Bloom type: Full Double Bloom time: Midseason High Noon is a luminous tree peony prized for its soft buttery-yellow blooms, often touched with subtle apricot or blush tones near the center. The fully double flowers open into a generous, layered form that feels bright and uplifting in the spring garden, especially when caught in morning or late-day light. Its color is clean and elegant, making it a standout without overpowering nearby plantings. This listing is for a 1-year-old grafted plant, not a mature specimen. At this stage, the plant is newly established on its own roots system and will need time to settle in and develop strength. Grafted tree peonies typically spend their early years building structure and root mass before reaching full flowering size and bloom capacity. At maturity, High Noon will typically reach 4–5 feet tall and wide, forming a substantial, long-lived flowering shrub. Tree peonies are exceptionally durable plants that improve with age, often becoming permanent features in the landscape for decades. While a young graft may take a few seasons to fully establish and bloom heavily, it will grow into a radiant focal point in the spring garden with time and care.