Bowl of Cream

Cream Bowl is a heavy peony with bowl-shaped petals, a very good cut-flower variety, winner of the APS Gold Medal (1981) and National Show Champion (1994), with creamy-white flowers and outer petals translucent pink.

Cream Bowl is one of the classic white peony varieties with medium sized blooms, but is also one of the varieties that fries very easily.

Cream Bowl is a superb bun with 200% openness, a little bit of pinkish color in the buds, and when fully open it is all white and really too big and bloomy, like a big handful of clouds.

Cream Bowl, creamy white petal flowers as the name suggests, only open to the maximum to reveal a little yellowish stamens. Huge flower heads that bloom big in a day.