The single flower is the most basic form observed in peonies. One or more rows of large petals surround a cluster of stamens. Peonies have complete or perfect flowers with both male and female parts present in one blossom. The androecium (male) and the gynoecium (female) are typically fertile, but not always. Some single flower form peonies are pollen free.

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