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Pink ardour peony
Pink ardour peony












pink ardour peony

Strong and healthy, with a nice rounded bush form, they are typically shorter than most bush peonies. These plants have the lovely leaf form of the tree peonies, but die to the ground in the winter like herbaceous peonies. Excellent as cut flowers, they are valued for their terrific array of yellow and gold colors, which are not widely available in herbaceous peonies. They generally bloom after the herbaceous peonies for 3-4 weeks. These peonies produce up to 50 or more huge flowers on sturdy short stems that do not require staking. Itoh Peonies are hybrids produced by crossing a tree peony with an herbaceous peony.

  • Toxic to dogs, toxic to cats, toxic to horses.
  • All parts of the plant may cause stomach discomfort if consumed.
  • They do not flower the first year of planting, and may take up to two years to produce their showy, fragrant blooms.
  • The best time to plant peonies is in early fall, so they will have time to become established in the soil before winter.
  • Peonies do not respond well to transplanting, so choose your planting location carefully. Long-lived (peonies may live up to 50 years!), the plants do not need to be divided and can be left undisturbed for years. Remove spent flowers as they fade, then cut back plant after the foliage has died down in fall. The enchanting peony flower combines beautifully with roses, bearded irises and other perennials in striking color combinations. Plant your peonies away from trees or shrubs as peonies don't like to compete for food and moisture. Ideal for bordering a walk or driveway and as an informal hedge. Perfect as a specimen plant and in groups for borders and beds, city gardens or cottage gardens.
  • Very useful and adaptable in the garden.
  • Deer and rabbit resistant but attractive to butterflies!.
  • pink ardour peony

    Staking may be required as the large peony flowers tend to arch toward the ground and may be driven to the ground by hard rain.

    PINK ARDOUR PEONY FULL

    Peony plants grow best in full sun but will tolerate some light afternoon shade. Enjoys full sun or part shade in rich, fertile, medium moisture, well-drained soils.The foliage remains attractive throughout summer until late fall. Reliable and vigorous, this Itoh peony grows in a medium bush of glossy, dark green foliage.Enjoy a magnificent bouquet of white peonies at home! 'Cora Louise' makes excellent cut flowers with a long vase life (over a week) if cut in bud.As a bonus, this Itoh peony is pleasantly fragrant!

    pink ardour peony

    This late midseason peony will flower in late spring - early summer for several weeks thanks to the many side buds which open in sequence. Borne in profusion (expect up to 50 blossoms on a mature bush!), they are well presented above the foliage, on strong, erect stems that do not require staking. wide (20-25 cm), that delicately open to reveal flushed lavender to purple petals at their heart that surround a cluster of golden stamens. Impressive looking, Itoh Peony 'Cora Louise' features very large, pure white, semi double flowers, 8-10 in.














    Pink ardour peony