- How to Grow and Care for Peonies - Garden. org
Groups of Peonies Peony flowers are grouped according to flower shape Single, semi-double, anemone, Japanese, and double flower forms are the most common Although peonies only bloom for 1 to 2 weeks in early summer, by planting early-, mid-, and late-season varieties, you can extend the bloom time to four to six weeks
- Peonies forum - Garden. org
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- 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
- Heirloom Peonies - Daves Garden
There are many flowers that announce spring from which you can choose Peonies are chief amongst them, and heirloom peonies are very special
- Growing Peonies Without Supports - Daves Garden
Have you always wanted to grow peonies, but hesitated because you saw floppy ones everywhere
- Peony (Paeonia lactiflora Sarah Bernhardt) in the Peonies Database . . .
Plant database entry for Peony (Paeonia lactiflora 'Sarah Bernhardt') with 81 images, 3 comments, and 29 data details
- Any peony growers in zone 9? in the Peonies forum
There were peony forum members on GardenWeb in prior years that grew them in zone 9 and 10 There's also an article by Don Hollingsworth about growing peonies in warmer climates, don't have it bookmarked anymore but you can google it, basically says to cut them back in late summer to force dormancy I think tree peonies and maybe Itohs would be your best bet to start with Hopefully there will
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