Common Names: Peony 'Jacorma'

Family Name: Paeoniaceae

Attributes: The long stems of 'Jacorma' will produce fragrant, fully double, luminous pink flowers with deep magenta centers from late May to early June

General Information: Very Late Lactiflora, double, deep pink flowers, dark green foliage, strong stems, botrytis resitance, The name Jacorma comes from three dutch names JA(N), COR and MAR(IE),

Plant Care: Average water needs, do not over water, stake as eyes emerge, remove spent flowers, cut to ground after frost, mulch in fall

Size: 2 to 3 ft tall and 2 to 3 ft wide

Bloom time: Mid to late spring

Long Blooming: Yes

Flower Color: Double, magenta, pink, fragrant

Exposure: Full sun

Soil Condition: Average to rich, well drained soil

Hardiness Zones: USDA ZONES 3 to 9

Deer Resistant: Somewhat

Butterfly Attractant: Yes

Heat & Humidity Tolerant: Yes

Drought Tolerant: Once established, yes

Good as cut flower: Excellant