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Has anyone grown the Peony Armani?

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

I've heard Armani is not a new Peony- just an old one given a new name to get sales. The Peony Society does not list this name. I've read many red peonies don't have a scent and wondered if this one does? None of the sellers mention it so I assume it does not. Let me know what your experience or opinion is on the Peony Armani. This photo is the stock photo all the sellers use.

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graycrna4u
8 years ago
Look for the discussion entitled "best red peony" in February of this year. Lots of great information specific to the Armani peony, formerly known as Highlight.
Sue Hughes
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks very much! I will look for that!
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Sue Hughes
Original Author
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Ok I found it and I had posted there also and I see now that it is believed to be Highlight. But no one mentions a fragrance/scent as a personal experience, owning one, and of course the sellers say Highlight smells good. But never on Armani which makes me wonder if it actually is Highlight?
HU-932855646
6 years ago
Sue Hughes, did you buy the Armani peony? I'm wondering if it is as dark as it looks in the picture. I would love a dark burgundy wine like this. Can't find it anywhere. Thanks!

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