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Peony Lucky Dip – (3 plants)
(Herbaceous Peonies)

£60.00

June - July
90cm x 90cm
Sun, Partial Sun
Cut Flowers
Fully Hardy

We know you love our Peonies, so we have created this special offer of 3 beautiful potted Peonies in 3.5L deep pots. We will select a lucky dip of what we have on the nursery from our wide range of herbaceous peonies; such as Felix Crousse, Karl Rosenfield, Alertie, Coral Fay and many more that we don’t list online – in a medley of colours (cream, pink, magenta, red) at this very special price. Please note that some may not be in bud this year but will be a perfect pot of foliage to get in the ground for a lovely display the following summer. You will receive a mix growing stages from ‘foliage only’, ‘in bud’ and ‘already flowering’, as we clear our nursery beds and say goodbye to our peonies for another year.

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Description

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Planting Conditions

To ensure a splendid display, plant Peonies at the right depth (exactly as they are planted in the pot they come in), with peony eyes no more than 3cm below the surface to promote abundant flowering. Improve drainage in heavy soil by incorporating sand or grit during planting. Choose a sheltered spot to guard against strong winds, preventing the top-heavy blooms from swaying. Although they can be planted in pots, Peonies prefer to be planted in the ground and will give a better display with space for their roots to spread. Additionally, consider using a protective cage to support the stem when the large blooms are in full splendour, ensuring these captivating Peonies stand tall and elegant in your garden.

Watering & Feeding

Caring for your Peonies involves a mindful approach to watering and feeding. Choose a sunny or partially shaded location with free-draining soil. To enhance drainage in heavy soil, we advise incorporating sand or grit during planting. Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during dry spells, providing gentle hydration without waterlogging as Peonies dislike wet roots. For feeding, apply a balanced fertiliser in early Spring to support robust growth and vibrant blooms.

General Care

We suggest removing fading flowers promptly and, in Autumn, trim back the plant after the foliage has withered. Keep an eye out for potential challenges, such as leaf and bud eelworm, swift moth larvae in the soil, and be mindful of susceptibility to virus, honey fungus, Verticillium wilt, peony leaf blotch, and peony wilt. By addressing these considerations and removing issues swiftly, your Peonies will be free to flourish, radiating long-lasting beauty in your garden while remaining healthy and vigorous.