Coral Peach Peony Bulbs – Double Peonies Roots – 2 Roots 2-3 Eyes

Transform your garden with the breathtaking Coral Peach Peony Bulbs. These double peony flowers produce large, fragrant blooms that create a stunning display in any outdoor space. Perfect for zones 2-8, these hardy perennials thrive in full sun to light shade, reaching a mature height of 2-3 feet.

Each purchase includes 2 premium roots with 2-3 eyes, ensuring a strong start for your plants. These bareroot peonies establish quickly, rewarding you with lush foliage and abundant flowers year after year. Whether used for landscaping, cut flower arrangements, or gifts, these peonies add timeless beauty to any setting.

Enjoy low-maintenance care, as these plants require minimal effort once established. Just plant in well-draining soil, provide sunlight, and watch them flourish. Their fragrant and full-bodied blooms make them a favorite among gardeners and flower enthusiasts.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Type: Perennial Peony Bulbs (Double Bloom Variety)
• Condition: Shipped as healthy bareroot plants
• Size: 2 Roots with 2-3 Eyes for a strong start
• Color: Vibrant Coral Peach Blooms
• Growth: Matures to 2-3 feet tall in zones 2-8
• Uses: Ideal for gardens, landscaping, floral arrangements, and gifts
• Low Maintenance: Easy to grow, requiring minimal care once established

FAQs:

Q: When is the best time to plant Coral Peach Peony Bulbs?
A: The best time to plant is in early fall or spring, ensuring roots establish before extreme temperatures.

Q: How long does it take for peonies to bloom?
A: Peonies typically take 1-2 years to produce full blooms, with increasing flower production each season.

Q: What type of soil is best for peonies?
A: Peonies thrive in well-draining, nutrient-rich soil with a neutral to slightly acidic pH.

Q: Do these peonies require special care?
A: Peonies are low-maintenance; simply provide sunlight, occasional watering, and seasonal fertilization for best results.

Q: Can I grow these peonies in pots?
A: Yes, they can be grown in large, well-draining pots, but they thrive best in garden beds with ample space to develop strong roots.