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- How to Grow and Care for Peonies - Garden. org
Tree peonies (Paeonia suffruticosa) have woody stems and can grow to 6 feet tall They are also hardy to zone 3, however they may need winter protection to survive in the coldest climates Choosing a Site to Plant and Grow Peonies In most areas, plant peonies in a full sun location on well-drained soils
- Peonies: Collection of Varieties - Garden. org
Plant care and collection of Peonies at Garden org, with informative growing guides and 11,063 images of 1,983 varieties listed
- How to Grow and Care for Chinese Tree Peonies - Garden. org
A Glimpse of Other Tree Peonies Besides Chinese tree peonies, three other types have been in cultivation for many years in the West The Japanese types are common, European and American hybrids are rare, and Itoh hybrids are extremely rare Japanese tree peonies are descendants of Chinese plants brought to Japan in the early 17th century
- Planting peonies and planting tulips and narcissus with peonies?
I have always had good luck with all of my peonies, FL, hybrid, and standard types, by digging the planting hole 8 or 10 inches deeper than required and sprinkling fertilizer in the bottom then covering it with soil before planting the roots It gives the fertilizer time to dissolve and keeps the initial roots from possibly burning The roots naturally grow toward the nutrients and gives them
- A D Nursery
A D Nursery Peonies Address: P O Box 2338 Snohomish, Washington 98291 (United States) Phone: 1-800-668-9690 Fax: (360) 668-6031 » Visit their website » E-Mail them
- Peonies forum - Garden. org
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- Klehms Song Sparrow Perennial Farm
Editor's Comment: This company has closed Notes Greetings from Song Sparrow Farm Nursery- As many of you may be aware, the Klehm Family has retired from the horticulture industry after 3 generations of nurserymen Over the years, Roy Klehm has introduced many new plant varieties including woody introductions as well as herbaceous plants, many of which are Daylilies, Tree Peonies, Herbaceous
- The Top Recommended Varieties of Peonies - Garden. org
The Top Recommended Varieties of Peonies Peony (Paeonia lactiflora 'Sarah Bernhardt') This is a good peony for all climates, and especially for the South, because it blooms early before it gets too hot By Mother's Day in May, these blooms are finished after giving a great early spring show
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