Peony flower, also known as aunt mouse, deer leek, white velvet, wood peony, white jade gold, Luoyang flower, rich flower and "king of flowers" Origin: China. Peony is a deciduous shrub of Paeonia in Ranunculaceae, with more than 30 species. Peony not only has high ornamental value, but also has quite important medicinal value. Peony is known as the king of flowers because of its colorful and elegant appearance. Many poets in history have praised it. For example, the Tang poetry praised: "A good name is called Kao Hua". In the Song Dynasty, the word "Ailian" wrote: "Peony is full of flowers." People in China regard peony as a symbol of human peace, happiness, prosperity and abundance.
The most common color of peony is red. After years of careful cultivation, there are many varieties of peony flowers (similar to Chinese rose). There are red, pink, white, purple, green and black (in fact, there are no black flowers in the plant world, they are all dark purple), among which green and black are more precious. Peony flowers are large and gorgeous, and are often used as high-grade flower materials for flower arrangement. The Tang Dynasty also had the reputation of "Kao".