English: A bursting/unfurling Spring bud of Paeonia ludlowii, viewed three-quarter-face, showing (from base to top) black leaf scars, spoon-shaped, open bud scales, ribbed and slender-tipped, tiny young leaves and plump, young, onion-shaped flower buds. Note attractive, yellowish-green, flushed coppery-red, colour of young growths - as ornamental, in their way, as the bright yellow flowers that will follow later in the Spring. Bud borne by one of a pair of large, mature specimens of this beautiful, Tibetan tree peony growing in a walled garden in Berrington, near Berwick-upon-Tweed, North Northumberland.