
Baihua Garden in Heze City, the peony capital of China, is home to a famous peony believed to have actually been planted over 400 years earlier during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).
Called the queen of peonies, it is 2.6 meters tall with a spread of 4 meters.
When appraised at 6 million yuan (approximately $820,000), this plant is not just a botanical treasure however likewise a sign of classic charm.
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