The W.E. Upjohn Peony Garden at the University of Michigan is renowned for its breathtaking peony blooms, and this year is no exception. Visitors are witnessing a remarkable display of these vibrant flowers in peak bloom. The Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum website attributes this year’s “super bloom” to the cool April weather, with thousands of flowers bursting open.
According to a June 5 update, most of the garden is flourishing, with early bloomers shedding petals and some late bloomers yet to open. The lead horticulturist emphasized the unique conditions that contributed to this year’s exceptional peony display.
Explore the garden to see the stunning peonies yourself or view the striking images captured by Connor Titsworth of Michigan Commons. Click on each photo for a closer look.
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