Peony Ann Cousins

I am always a little afraid that there are people who will damage their screen when I show a flower with a fly on it. Insects just like to sit on flowers, not just peonies, actually all flowers. My way of photographing flowers is mainly close-up and when I later see the images on the computer I am sometimes surprised how many living creatures love flowers. But I have to tell you something about Ann Cousins. Snow-white is often written about her but you should not expect too much from her. Maybe a ripe flower in bright sunlight but if you really want to see snow-white you should better choose the Peony Allan Rogers. Ann Cousins ​​is warmer white, sometimes even a bit creamy and her flowers are large and sturdy and long-lasting flowers too, as a cut flower she is a winner. A mature plant in full bloom often needs a support to keep it from falling over.