Eden Brothers Sarah Bernhardt Peony

You should space your Sarah Bernhardt peony roots three to four feet apart. This spacing ensures proper airflow, which helps prevent fungal issues and allows the plant to reach its full, mature size.

Yes, peonies are generally unappealing to deer and rabbits due to their taste and texture. While no plant is 100% immune to hungry wildlife, you can expect these to be left alone far more often than other garden favorites.

For the best bloom production, these peonies require full sun. While they might survive in partial shade, you will likely see fewer flowers and weaker stems.

Plant the roots shallowly, about one to two inches deep. Planting them too deep is a common mistake that can prevent the peonies from blooming, so be careful not to bury them.

Absolutely. Their large, fragrant blooms and strong stems make them an excellent choice for cut flower arrangements. For the longest vase life, cut the stems when the buds are soft and marshmallow-like, just before they fully open.

Yes, Sarah Bernhardt peonies are hardy perennials. Once established, they will return and bloom reliably every late spring to early summer for many years.