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Description
Put down roots. The absolute beauty of these peonies is only matched by their strength below the surface. A deep-rooted plant, the peony stands firm in the earth, and when planted in a proper location, can live for 50 years. When first planted, each will produce a few impressive flowers in mid-summer. In the seasons following, they produce increased amounts of large, ruffled flowers. Gorgeous in the garden, their big blooms can also be cut for indoor flower arrangements. They are easy to grow while enjoying full sun, and are winter hardy to about -30F. This collection includes a double pink plant, a double red plant, and a double white plant. From Roberta's.
- Type: perennial
- Uses: gardens
- Shipped as: 5" to 8" bare roots, bagged: one each of Sarah Bernhardt, Karl Rosenfeld, and Shirley Temple
- Zones: USDA hardiness zones 3 through 8
- Spacing: plant 24" to 36" apart
- Exposure: full to partial sun
- Water: water thoroughly upon planting; wait until they sprout for subsequent watering, then keep well watered
- Fertilize: two times a month during growing season; discontinue use during winter dormancy
- Blooms: mid-summer in first seasons; late spring in subsequent seasons
- Mature Height and Spread: 36"H to 40"H with a 12" to 16" spread in first year; 36"H to 40"H with a 24" to 36" spread in subsequent years
- Winterize: cut plants back to ground after first frost
- Attracts: hummingbirds
- Drought Tolerant: no
- Heat Tolerant: no
- Fragrant: no
- Edible: no
- 1-year Limited Manufacturer's Warranty
- Ships at the appropriate time for planting in your area
- Cannot ship to AK, HI, PR, VI, Guam
- Grown in Holland
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