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Peony Duchesse de Nemours produces beautiful, full, white flowers on sturdy stems from early to midsummer.
These plants are supplied as bare rooted plants.
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This peony changes color during blooming: from dark pink to salmon pink, then transitioning through peach and cream to end in almost white. These plants are supplied as bare-rooted plants.
Buy Peonies?
The peony is a beautiful addition to anyone's garden. The full, lush flowers in pink, white, or red really bring something festive! Because that is the beauty of peonies: they come back year after year, each time just a little fuller and more impressive than the season before.
Why Buy Peonies from Bulbs4You?
At Bulbs4You you will find high-quality peonies, coming directly from the Bollenstreek. We select the most beautiful varieties again every year so that you can be sure you receive a healthy, strong tuber.
You can easily order online and receive your peonies within 4 working days, with free shipping from €70. This means that you can start planting in just a few days and then enjoy the beautiful colors that peonies bring.
When to Buy and Plant Peonies?
Peonies last for years. That makes it worth thinking carefully about when and how. The best period to plant peonies? In the autumn, between September and November. The soil still has enough warmth then to allow the roots to take hold, while the plant can quietly overwinter above the ground. Those who plant in the autumn have the greatest chance of blooming already the very first year after.
How deep do you plant the peony? That is immediately the most important tip we can give you: not too deep. You plant the eyes of the tuber a maximum of 3 to 5 cm below the ground.
How Do You Care for Peonies?
Peonies have a reputation for being demanding, but in reality, they are quite easy. They ask for a good start and a permanent location, after that they actually do most of the work themselves. You can read more tips on our page about caring for peonies.
- The right location is everything: Choose a sunny to lightly shaded spot with loose, well-draining soil. Peonies do not like wet feet.
- Water regularly: In dry periods, give the plant a good watering once or twice a week, preferably at the base and not over the flowers.
- Provide nutrients: A little compost in the spring is enough. Avoid fertilizers with a lot of nitrogen, as they stimulate leaf growth at the expense of the flowers.
- Remove spent flowers: Cut off wilted flowers immediately, so that the plant puts its energy into new buds and the tuber.
Combining Peonies in the Garden
Do you want to combine the peonies beautifully with other plants or flowers? Good choice. We recommend thinking in terms of blooming time and color, so you ensure that there is always something to see in your border, even when the peony's blooming moment is over.
Peonies bloom mainly in May and June. Therefore, combine them with plants that take over the torch later in the season, such as dahlias, geraniums, or echinacea. They fill the border seamlessly as soon as the peony has finished blooming.
Order Peonies from the Bollenstreek
At Bulbs4You you will find a carefully selected assortment of 15 peony varieties, fresh from the grower in the Bollenstreek. You can easily order online, with free shipping from €70 and delivery within 4 working days. As always, there is a handwritten thank-you card and a personal surprise with your order.
Frequently Asked Questions About Buying Peonies
Do Peonies Come Back Every Year?
Yes, peonies come back every year and that is exactly what makes them so special. They are real perennials that grow out and bloom again year after year, often for decades. They even become fuller and more flower-rich with the years.
Why Is My Peony Not Blooming?
The most common reason why a peony does not bloom is planting too deep. The eyes of the tuber may be a maximum of 3 to 5 cm below the ground. Other causes are too little sun, too much nitrogen-rich fertilizer, or a plant that is still too young.
Are Peonies Toxic to Cats or Dogs?
Peonies are slightly toxic to cats and dogs. Swallowing leaves or flowers can lead to stomach problems such as vomiting or diarrhea. Peonies are not dangerous for people, although some people can react sensitively to the sap upon skin contact. Do you have pets that like to sniff around in the garden? Then keep that in mind when choosing a planting spot.
How Many Peonies Do I Need for a Beautiful Border?
For a beautiful border, three to five peonies are already plenty, especially if you combine them with other perennials. Do you want a full, lush look? Then plant them together in groups of three, possibly in different colors or blooming times.
