Japanese Peony Plant

Grows 3' tall and 2-3' wide in sunny garden areas. The strong stems are great for cutting and the flowers are very long lasting. SHIPS IN FALL Winner of the Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society, this amazing variety produces huge...

Once planted, peonies resent root disturbance. Tops die back in the fall. Of added interest are the light speckling with carmine overtones. Sarah Bernhardt has superb globe-shaped, double flowers that turn pale pink to blush.

Peonies are standout stars of late spring. Welcome new hybrid variety is admired for striking pink and white, 5-7" double blooms. Fragrant flowers enchant with large, colorful blooms and attractive green foliage that morphs into red when fall rolls around.

An Itoh peony is a cross between a tree peony and an herbaceous garden peony, combining the best qualities of both. Despite their regal, delicate looks, they are easy to grow and very long-lived, providing delights in the garden for years and years.

Unlike ordinary peony varieties, these woody bushes do not die back to the ground in winter but instead grow larger and more beautiful each year! The bush seldom grows higher than 4 feet; but spreads gracefully each succeeding year until it reaches as...

They bloom with royal lavishness, producing up to 200 huge, fragrant flowers per plant. Fully double goblet-shaped flowers measure up to 8 inches wide! Petals have the rich gleam of Oriental silk and a transparency unknown among lesser peonies! Pink Tree...

Fully double goblet-shaped flowers measure up to 8'' wide. There are few plants that can compete with the dramatic grace of a tree peony in full bloom. Kamata-fuji, also known as ''Wisteria of Kamata'' has double dark pink blooms.

This collection has 5 plants total. One each of the red, white, pink, purple and rare yellow varieties.

Imported from Japan! Live for centuries! These woody bushes do not die back to the ground in winter, instead grow larger and more beautiful each year! Produce up to 200 huge, fragrant flowers per plant.

They bloom with royal lavishness, producing up to 200 huge, fragrant flowers per plant. Fully double goblet-shaped flowers measure up to 7 inches wide! Petals have the rich gleam of Oriental silk and a transparency unknown among lesser peonies! The White...

They bloom with royal lavishness, producing up to 200 huge, fragrant flowers per plant. Start to bud even before snow leaves the ground! While the frost is still on the ground these glorious Purple Tree Peonies begin active growth.

Blooms: May-June, Shipped: 1 year old plants. They bloom with royal lavishness and are capable of producing more than 100 huge flowers per plant! Unlike ordinary peony varieties, these woody bushes do not die back to the ground in winter - instead growing...

Includes 1 of each Japanese Tree Peony listed below: Kamata-fuji Kinkaku Shimadaijin Shima-nishiki Koukamon Kamata-nishiki

This Japanese Tree Peony Trio includes 1 each of all three varieties. Kamata-nishiki has double, wisteria blue flowers with lighter edges. Blooms around Memorial Day like standard Peonies.

They bloom with royal lavishness, producing up to 200 huge, fragrant flowers per plant. Fully double goblet-shaped flowers measure up to 8 inches wide! Petals have the rich gleam of Oriental silk and a transparency unknown among lesser peonies! Foliage...

Shipped: 1 year old plants, deer resistant, great cut flowers. The Shimanishiki is the best colored tree peony on the market as far as we are concerned. Imported directly from Japan.

Fully double goblet-shaped flowers measure up to 8'' wide. There are few plants that can compete with the dramatic grace of a tree peony in full bloom. Koukamon also known as ''Floral Gate'' has deep maroon blooms, almost black toward the center.

30-36" tall x 30-36" wide. As cut flowers, they are without peer; whether displayed alone or in a grouping, they will make their surroundings shine. Bright and cheery, the hyper-pink blossoms of Peony ‘Paula Fay' reach out across a garden to herald...

Deer and rabbit resistant, butterflies love them! Plant them in compost enriched soil in a sunny or light shade location. If the sun is strong in your area, plant them where they'll have some afternoon shade.

In Laura Dessert, the coloring is all white, with a hint of lemon yellow in the bomb. The foliage stays glossy and green all summer long, and they attract almost no pests. Feed them, water them, and the clumps will expand rapidly, and more and more blooms...

They are cold-hardy, deer and rabbit resistant, and butterflies love them. True garden royalty, the pure white blossoms of ‘Duchesse de Nemours' Peony float like cumulus clouds making you want to plant more, more! The cut flowers are stunning - fragrant...

The dark green glossy foliage adds a stately presence throughout the season. Peonies live for 50 years or more, rewarding you with decades of beautiful flowers. Don't crowd peonies, good air circulation keeps them healthy and happy.

Can you remember how proud you were when you took handfuls of flowers to teachers every spring? Dad tells me he was a little boy when he and Grandpa dug these out of a garden, just ahead of the construction crew that was building what would eventually...

If soil has eroded from around your peony plants, you can add organic material, but don't use manure as it is high in nitrogen.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });For extra-large, show quality blooms, peony...

You can plant other peonies with staggered bloom times to extend the total peony bloom period to approximately 6 weeks during May and June. Peony Felix Crousse is a shrubby plant that will typically grow to 3′ tall by mid-spring, bloom, display attractive...

They die back in the fall, then emerge again in the early spring (depending on your region). (If you are buying stock, be sure to check that it isn't one of the exceptions for your region.) In order to bloom profusely, peonies must have a long period...

Although this fungal disease doesn't usually kill them, it does weaken the plant, leaving them more susceptible to pests or other types of disease. It's likely due to powdery mildew.can affect many plants, including peonies.