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In the heart of Heze City, the peony capital of China, a botanical marvel stands tall—a peony bush believed to be over 400 years old, dating back to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). This ancient plant, affectionately known as the “queen of peonies,” reaches a height of 2.6 meters and spreads across 4 meters, captivating all who visit Baihua Garden.
Esteemed for its historical significance and breathtaking beauty, the “queen of peonies” has been appraised at 6 million yuan (approximately $820,000). Its enduring presence through centuries makes it not only a natural treasure but also a symbol of resilience and timeless elegance.
Young travelers and nature enthusiasts are drawn to Baihua Garden to witness this living piece of history. The peony’s vibrant blossoms and grand stature offer a glimpse into the past, inspiring awe and appreciation for China’s rich cultural heritage.
The story of the “queen of peonies” is a reminder of the profound connection between nature and history, inviting a new generation to explore and preserve the wonders that have flourished for centuries.
