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Name Paeonia (Tree peony)
Price £ 7.50 / £
Colourspink, red
SizeHeight: 75cm-2.5m / 30inches - 8ft
Spread: 1m / 3ft
AspectThey will grow in sun or partial shade, but prefer to be sheltered from cold, drying winds. Suitable for South and West facing gardens.
CareThey need a deep fertile soil. It is best to enrich your soil with well rotted organic matter before planting. Prune out the shoots that have already flowered (to prevent it looking messy), and remove old wood, as this will encourage bushy re-growth. Most are fully hardy but some are a bit tender, and late frosts may damage young growths and flower buds. Young plants will need a cane for support.
Uses-Lovely bed/border plant
-Cottage/informal garden
DescriptionTree Paeonies have truly sensational flowers! Although their flowering season is short, it is spectacular. Blooms come in various glorious colours. They do are prone to Paeony wilt in damp weather.