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800-644-5505Honey Gold Peony
Old Price $79.99 Price $29.99
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sku # 86402
sku # 86402
Lush, 15 cm blooms release a soft, sweet scent.
Honey Gold is so stunning, you might want it to be the focal point of your garden! Creamy white, well-formed guard petals surround a fully double, ball-shaped centre of gold, white and pink. Can also be used in a foundation planting, alongside a walkway or in a vase. For decades of joy, just let it grow undisturbed.
- Zone 3-9
- Light Requirements Sun to Part Shade
- Height 75 cm
- Size Premium Division
- Bloom Time Mid to Late Spring
- Deer Resistant
Product Details
- Botanical NamePaeonia lactiflora 'Honey Gold'
- FormDivision
- Flower FormImperial type: guard petals back a fully double bomb shaped center. 15 cm in diam.
- Hardiness Zone3-9
- Foliage TypeAttractive, light to medium green foliage with a satin look.
- Growth RateSlow
- Spread75 - 80 cm
- Planting InstructionsDig a hole large enough to spread out roots without bending them. Set crown with buds 3 cm below ground-level. Water in thoroughly. Plant at least 6 weeks before ground freezes.
- Soil RequirementsWell-drained, deep, fertile soil
- Spacing 75 - 80 cm
- Will TolerateAcidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
- Watering DescriptionAverage water needs. Water regularly, do not overwater
- Winter careNone, except to mulch the first winter. Remove in early spring before growth starts.
- PruningRemove spent flower stems after flowering to maintain an attractive bush type perennial all summer long.
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