**Coral Chameleon Peonies** features 10 stems of Ontario-grown coral peonies, arranged as a 360-degree bouquet. Sourced directly from our trusted growers, these beauties arrive fresh and ready to bloom.
Ontario peony season runs from late April through late June.
Chilean peony season begins in October and lasts roughly 4–5 weeks.
Peonies start as buds shaped like ice-cream scoops before opening into large, ruffled blooms with layers of delicate petals and a soft fragrance. We deliver our peonies in tighter buds, fresh from the grower, so you can enjoy watching them transform as they open. If you’d like them to open faster, warmer water can help speed things along. Once fully open, peonies tend to have a shorter-than-average vase life - but that fleeting beauty is part of what makes them so special!
Your peonies are safely wrapped in a hydration bag and packaged in our signature carrying carton, keeping them hydrated and protected until you put them in a vase. See our recommended care instructions below to help your peonies look their best for as long as possible.
To maximize the life of your peonies:
Unwrap your flowers and remove the hydration pack and tie.
You may notice some blemishes on the outer petals of your peonies. This is totally normal and will not affect their overall health. As the flower opens, these petals will move to the underside, making the blemishes unnoticeable.
Trim the stems upon arrival for best water absorption and place your flowers in a clean vase filled with room-temperature water.
Change or add fresh water daily to prolong the life of your blooms.
Keep your flowers in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight and heat sources (like an oven or radiator).
Some flowers will bloom faster than others and at different times. Remove stems as they expire to keep the others blooming bright!
Peonies may arrive with sap on the buds that can prevent them from opening. Gently rinse the buds with warm water to remove it.
If some peonies are taking their time to bloom, gently massage the buds to help them open.
According to the SPCA, some flowers in this bouquet are harmful to pets if ingested. Be sure to keep them out of reach of your furry friends!
