Hard-Hardy Peony tubers, Rare Shrub Peony, Long Flowering Period, Perennial Flowering Plant for courtyards Hardy Perennial, Excellent Display

• A selection of cold-hardy, perennial peony rhizomes.
• Featuring a diverse range of colors and massive blooms, with flower diameters ranging from 10 to 30 centimeters.
• Possessing a robust root system, these plants are tolerant of both high and low temperatures and require minimal maintenance.
• Blooming in the summer, the flowering season lasts up to three months, with individual blooms remaining open for approximately three weeks.
• Symbolizing wealth and happiness, they are the premier choice for elevating the elegance of your home and garden.

Planting Guide: Soil Requirements: Loose, fertile, and exceptionally well-draining sandy loam. Site Selection: In-Ground Planting: Dig a planting pit 50–60 cm deep and wide; line the bottom with a 10 cm layer of well-rotted organic fertilizer mixed with superphosphate, then blend thoroughly with the surrounding soil. Container Planting: Place a drainage layer at the bottom of the pot before filling it with the prepared soil mixture. Watering: Spring (March–April): Keep the soil slightly moist to encourage bud and flower development. Flowering Season (April–May): Water sparingly to prevent premature flower drop and root rot. Summer: Water in the early morning or late evening; ensure immediate drainage of any standing water after rainfall (as this is the period most prone to root rot). Autumn: Restrict watering to encourage the lignification (hardening) of the stems. Winter: Water very rarely, allowing the soil to remain slightly dry.