About The Mackinac Grand
Bright red 7" fragrant flowers. Semi-double with three or four rows of ruffled outer petals around a gold center. Early mid-season. APS Gold Medal and Award of Landscape Merit.
Originally named by its breeder, David Reath, "Mackinac Grand." The American Peony Society begged him to register it and he registered it as "The Mackinac Grand." That's why you will see both names on the internet.
About Peony
A classic garden favorite with large flowers on a bushy perennial. Easy to grow. Varieties bloom over a seven-week period from late May–early July. (Blooms in mid-June unless noted otherwise.) Peony terms are defined here. See more peonies in Unusual & Rare Plants.
Pot Size & Price
2 gal. pot
$29.00
Height
30"–36"
Sunlight Exposure
Full Sun
Catalog
P389
Plant Traits
Poisonous
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