Mountain Valley Seed Company Karl Rosenfield Peony

These peonies should be planted in the fall. Planting during this season allows the roots to establish themselves in the cooler soil before the plant enters its active growth phase in the spring.

Karl Rosenfield Peonies are hardy in USDA zones 3 through 8. If you live within this range, they are well-suited to handle your local winter temperatures and will return reliably each year.

Yes, these peonies are naturally resistant to deer and rabbit grazing. While no plant is 100% immune, their taste and texture are generally unappealing to these common garden pests.

You should space each plant 30 inches apart. This ensures adequate airflow and gives the peony enough room to reach its full, bushy habit without overcrowding.

Because Karl Rosenfield Peonies produce large, heavy double blooms, you may want to use a peony ring or support stake. This helps keep the stems upright, especially after heavy rain or wind.

Absolutely. They are highly fragrant and have a long vase life, making them one of the best choices for fresh floral arrangements.