The number of peony cultivars is 'countless', so trying to find the exact cultivar name for this plant is futile. There are most likely hundreds or thousands of peonies with similar color and fragrance. What's the big deal about cultivar names anyway? A rose by any other name would still smell as sweet.

arent all peony fragrant??

Perhaps this does not belong to the OP, and they would like to get one?

There are a few common varieties that are in mass production for sale in box stores and cheap online retailers. Unless the peony was planted many years ago or passed down from a collector, I'm guessing it's Mons Jules Elie or Edulis Superba.

The OP could visit the website for Adelman's peony nursery (a large specialty grower) and compare their plant to the herbaceous pink peonies listed there.

of all the plants one might try to name.. i agree peony is near impossible ...

there are about 3 plants that are widely IDable.. and the rest .. well.. pay a grower to sell you one in bloom with a name.. and then never lose the tag or label ..

soooo.. its the pink one.. and if you want one just like it.. try to beg a root cutting off the owner of the plant in the picture.. that would be the surefire way to get that plant..

ken

No, not all peonies are fragrant. Single varieties and most red varieties don't have a scent.

Here’ a photo of my Mons Jules Elie in it’s second year:

close up

debra

Thanks Debra, definitely not Mons Jules Elie. That helps. Other common pinks are Sarah Bernhardt (too pale to be the OP's peony), Edulis Superba and Felix Crousse.