Lankowood is located in a beautiful town in China named Heze, which is famous for peony, the national flower of China.
Now it's Mid April, Peonies are now in full bloom in Heze Caozhou Peony Garden Park. Peony is a symbol of wealth and prosperity and is considered one of the most beautiful flowers in China. Historically, peonies were grown and enjoyed by Chinese emperors and other important people. They decorated peonies in their grand homes and planted them in royal gardens.
Peony is a beautiful flower with eye-catching petals that look like the frills of a skirt. With such dazzling appearance, it is difficult to imagine that the flower is also well-known as a medicinal herb. In traditional Chinese medicine, dried root bark of peonies is famous for being effective at reducing inflammation and pain.In China, peony has been cultivated as a medicinal herb since the year 200, and for over a thousand years it has been adored by generations of emperors and people of China. In all its glorious history, the peony was honored by the Chinese as "Huawang" (King of Flowers). It comes with such cultural significance that no other flower could possibly rival it, and it seemed only natural that the peony became one of China's symbolic flowers.
