Pink Peony Bush

True garden royalty, the pure white blossoms of ‘Duchesse de Nemours' Peony float like cumulus clouds making you want to plant more, more! The cut flowers are stunning - fragrant and elegant, cut them when the buds are not yet open for maximum enjoyment.

(Paeonia lactiflora) 24-36" tall x 24-36" wide. Peonies live for 50 years or more, rewarding you with decades of beautiful flowers. Peonies are great as cut flowers. Long-lived, a peony will thrive for decades.

Blooms in late spring to early summer, shipped as roots, height to 36'', space 24-36'' apart, drought resistant, fragrant, deer resistant, great cut flower. Set your yard apart with one of the most unique color combinations available in peonies! Primevere...

Imported one year plants. Highly prized specimen shrubs, excellent when planted in groups. Excellent green compound leaves provide summer-long interest and turn a good reddish color in fall.

Charles Burgess is an absolute winner with its maroon red color and very special stamen that make the bloom look as though it is on fire. They are the perfect garden peony with sturdy stems and a compact growth habit.

Tops die back in the fall. Of added interest are the light speckling with carmine overtones. Once planted, peonies resent root disturbance. Sarah Bernhardt has superb globe-shaped, double flowers that turn pale pink to blush.

Peonies are standout stars of late spring. Welcome new hybrid variety is admired for striking pink and white, 5-7" double blooms. Fragrant flowers enchant with large, colorful blooms and attractive green foliage that morphs into red when fall rolls around.

Despite their regal, delicate looks, they are easy to grow and very long-lived, providing delights in the garden for years and years. The plants are robust growers that stand strong throughout the summer and into fall.

Regal, crepe-textured, yellow flowers with red-orange edged petals up to 10'' across. Unlike ordinary peony varieties, these woody bushes do not die back to the ground in winter but instead grow larger and more beautiful each year! The bush seldom grows...

Try it with yellows and whites or blues and purples for a bold garden statement. As a bonus, Crimson Fire covers itself in interesting fringed flowers that are a vibrant neon pink in the spring.

The strong stems are great for cutting and the flowers are very long lasting. Grows 3' tall and 2-3' wide in sunny garden areas. SHIPS IN FALL Winner of the Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society, this amazing variety produces huge...

They live for generations, add beauty year round! Unlike ordinary peony varieties, these woody bushes do not die back to the ground in winter -- instead grow larger and more beautiful each year! The bush seldom grows higher than 4 feet; but spreads gracefully...

Long ago only the Chinese emperor himself was allowed to own this splendid tree, but now you too can possess these rare beauties! The selection of Japanese tree peonies we offer represents some of the most beautiful varieties of the unusual double flowering...

This collection has 5 plants total. One each of the red, white, pink, purple and rare yellow varieties.

Mature plants are 4-5 feet tall, 3-5 feet wide. Imported from Japan! Live for centuries! These woody bushes do not die back to the ground in winter, instead grow larger and more beautiful each year! Produce up to 200 huge, fragrant flowers per plant.

Live for generations, add beauty year round! Unlike ordinary peony varieties, these woody bushes do not die back to the ground in winter -- instead grow larger and more beautiful each year! The bush seldom grows higher than 4 feet; but spreads gracefully...

Live for generations, add beauty year round! Unlike ordinary peony varieties, these woody bushes do not die back to the ground in winter -- instead grow larger and more beautiful each year! The bush seldom grows higher than 4 feet; but spreads gracefully...

They bloom with royal lavishness and are capable of producing more than 100 huge flowers per plant! Unlike ordinary peony varieties, these woody bushes do not die back to the ground in winter - instead growing larger and more beautiful each year! Tree...

Includes 1 of each Japanese Tree Peony listed below: Kamata-fuji Kinkaku Shimadaijin Shima-nishiki Koukamon Kamata-nishiki

Continue reading to learn about spring care of peonies.In cooler climates, peonies are often protected from the cold winter by a thick heap of mulch. The sun warms the earth, warmer temperatures become more consistent, trees bud up and the lawn begins...

Each plant will flower for approximately 7-10 days. Peonies are a standard of the perennial border, both as specimens and in groups. The spreading clumps form hedges. Excellent cut flower.

Kamata-nishiki has double, wisteria blue flowers with lighter edges. Kinkaku has regal, crepe-textured, yellow flowers that have red-orange edged petals up to 10'' across. Mature plants are 4-5 feet tall, 3-5 feet wide.

They live for generations, add beauty year round! Unlike ordinary peony varieties, these woody bushes do not die back to the ground in winter -- instead grow larger and more beautiful each year! The bush seldom grows higher than 4 feet; but spreads gracefully...

Shipped: 1 year old plants, deer resistant, great cut flowers. The Shimanishiki is the best colored tree peony on the market as far as we are concerned. Grows to a mature height of 4-5 feet tall.

Long ago only the Chinese emperor himself was allowed to own this splendid tree, but now you too can possess these rare beauties! The selection of Japanese tree peonies we offer represents some of the most beautiful varieties of the unusual double flowering...

Are your peony leaves turning white? Avoiding susceptible cultivars, locating plants in full sun, providing suitable air circulation, and practicing proper maintenance (i.e. water, fertilizer, etc.) is usually adequate.

Water when the top few inches is dry, fertilize in spring, and provide some structure for the bush as it grows since the heavy blooms tend to knock over the foliage.You can choose to divide the tubers every 5 years or so, but disturbing the roots like...