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Herbaceous Peonies are longlived herbaceous perennials which are easily grown from seed. However they will need some time to establish and to gain flowering size, which usually is between three to four years, depending on cultivation conditions. Once reached maturity they will display their spectacular flowers for many year. All are excellent plants for any partially shaded or sunny spot in a well drained, yet humus rich soil. The present nomenclatura within this genus is more than complicated, several species have been recently renamed or sunk into a different species. We do not follow this renaming and will keep the old names until more scientific reliable information are available. Sow in any rich, well drained soil in autumn or early spring some 1cm/0.4" deep. Several seeds may not germinate before spring of the second year after sowing, thus do not empty pots with ungerminated seeds too early ! All Paeonia seeds require a prolonged cooling period for several months in winter before germination starts in early to mid spring. During winter place pots outside in a protected, sunny spot. The seedlings are best grown in pots for at least some 2 years, thereafter carefully transplant he young plants in early spring, paying special attention to not breaking their fleshy rhizomes. Once established, do not disturb plants until they are becoming too large. Carefully divide rhizomes of herbaceous species in late summer after the foliage has withered. All are USDA Climate Zone 6. 7 seeds per package. Apart from herbaceous peonies we offer several tree peonies as well. |
Paeonia aff. mascula40 (70)cm, a plant which is close to Paeonia mascula, but whose identification is not certain as it has unusually dark, more glossy leaves and much lighter pink flowers than typical Paeonia mascula ssp. mascula. Easily grown in any rich, well drained soil in full sun to partial shade. III-IV. |
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Paeonia daurica ssp. wittmanniana (Wittmann's Peony)50 (70)cm, Wittmann's Peony (syn. Paeonia wittmanniana) is a rarely cultivated, beautiful subspecies from the northwestern Caucasus to the southern Transcaucasian region. It has broad, dark green leaflets. It is similar to closely related Paeonia daurica ssp. mlokosewitschii and differs from the latter by more pale yellow to white, rarely pale rose flower cups above glaucous green leaves. Easily cultivated in any rich, well drained soil in a sunny to partially shaded spot. Offered seeds are from unhybridized, true to type specimens with very pale yellow flowers! V-VI. |
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seed package5166 | € 4,99 |
Paeonia tenuifolia (Fernleaf Peony)70 (120)cm, Fernleaf Peony is native from south-eastern Europe to the Caucasian steppes. It is a very elegant plant with finely divided, glabrous foliage and intense red bowl shaped flowers on long, nodding stalks. Easily grown in any well drained soil in full sun. An excellent plant for the rock garden. III-IV. |
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Paeonia veitchii50 (70)cm, similar to P. anomala, yet with more dissected lilac rose petals and pale green, glossy leaves. Makes up to 5 flowers per stalk. Native of NW China (Gausu, Szechuan und Shensi). Rather rare Peony for the connoisseur of this beautiful genus. Makes dense, rich flowering clumps in time. For any humus rich, well drained soil in partial shade. Very easy. V-VI. |
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seed package 1522 | € 4,99 |
Paeonia veitchii ssp. woodwardii30 (50)cm, this subspecies differs from normal Paeonia veitchii by its paler, slightly larger flowers and overall more compact growth habit with pale green, glossy leaves. This rarely seend subspecies makes up to 5 flowers per stalk and dense, rich flowering clumps in time. Easily grown in any humus rich, well drained soil in a partially shaded spot. V-VI. |
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seed package8089 | € 4,99 |