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Peony

The Peony is a classic flower known for its vibrant colours, grandeur, and timeless elegance. With a wide range of varieties in colour, shape, and bloom type, the Peony stands out as a true showstopper in any garden. Once established, these perennial beauties will return year after year, delighting with their stunning spring displays. Peonies typically bloom from late spring to late summer, depending on the variety, and some are known for their delightful fragrance and large, dinner plate-sized flowers.

Plant Peonies in the fall, as they prefer the cold to prepare for the upcoming growing season. Though some varieties may take a bit of time to establish themselves and may not flower in the first year, the wait is worth it. They thrive in a sunny spot, requiring at least six hours of direct sunlight each day, which directly influences the number of blooms produced. Additionally, they need moist, well-draining soil to flourish.

An interesting fact: Peonies often attract ants, which are drawn to the nectar the flower produces. Don't be alarmed—these little creatures are beneficial and help keep harmful pests away. Just shake the plant gently before bringing it inside to avoid inviting them indoors. Peonies also make beautiful cut flowers, and you may find yourself torn between leaving them in the garden or cutting a few for a lovely bouquet.

Available as fresh cut flowers when in season, and in a variety of artificial options year-round, adding a Peony to your home will bring the essence of spring into your space!

 
Known As

Peony

Fresh Colours:

White


Artificial Colours:

Red,

Pink,

White,

Purple,

Orange,

Beige

Height

19.5" - 29" Tall

Origin

Asia, Europe, Western North America

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