Pretty Peonies Plant Collection

Bare root plants are shipped without soil around their roots while they are in a dormant state. This allows them to establish themselves directly into your garden soil more quickly once planted in the spring or fall.

Peonies generally require good air circulation to thrive. You should space these plants approximately 3 feet apart to accommodate their mature size and prevent fungal issues.

Peonies often focus their energy on root development during the first season after planting. While you may see some growth, it is common for them to take two to three years to reach their full, showy blooming potential.

These peonies are hardy in zones 4-8 and are well-adapted to cold winters. Once established, they do not require special winter protection, though a light layer of mulch can help regulate soil temperature in colder climates.

Yes, all four varieties in this collection are excellent for cut flower arrangements. For the longest vase life, cut the stems when the buds are soft and show color but have not yet fully opened.

Depending on your local wind and rain conditions, the large, heavy blooms may benefit from support. Using peony hoops or simple garden stakes early in the season can help keep the stems upright as the flowers develop.