Paeonia Lactiflora hybrid 'Salmon Chiffon' (sweet peony)
16,90 €
'Salmon Chiffon' is a semi-double, exceptionally floriferous variety in delicate salmon tones. It boasts very large, opulent blooms, nearly 20 cm in diameter. Its petals resemble exquisite chiffon silk, yet are quite robust. A highlight in any early summer garden!
Peonies are very sensitive at the roots. They must be planted with extreme care and ideally never transplanted again; then these easy-care plants will delight us for decades with an ever-increasing display of blooms. Slugs and snails cannot harm them.
Flowering time: Late flowering from early/mid-June
Height/planting distance: 80cm/80-100cm
Location: Sun, humus-rich, fresh soil
Please note: Cut flower, regularly deadhead for a long flowering period, needs ample space to develop, robust, long-lasting
The peonies are shipped in 2-liter pots.
Quality features of our perennials:
• Mother plant propagation
• Open-field cultivation
• Avoidance of chemical fertilizers and growth regulators
• Use of beneficial insects against pest infestation
• Traditional perennial production for 130 years
Perennials are only shipped within Germany, as the delivery time abroad would be too long for the plants.
Delivery time: 5 days
Available again from October
Description
Planting peonies
The ideal time to plant peonies is either in early spring or autumn, roughly between September and the end of November. The peonies are delivered as young plants in 2-liter pots. They require a sunny location in the garden. Important: Peonies must not be planted too deep or too shallow, as they are very sensitive to this.
Caring for peonies
Peonies are very easy to care for and require little maintenance after planting. Regular watering is necessary during dry periods, but waterlogging should be avoided at all costs. Fertilizing once a year with horn meal or compost is recommended. In late autumn, after the peony leaves have withered, the above-ground shoots should be cut back to about 10–15 cm.
Harvesting peonies
The ideal time to harvest is when the buds slowly begin to open. The petals should still be tightly closed. Using sharp garden shears or a knife, cut the stems at an angle and immediately place them in lukewarm water.
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