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800-644-5505White Cap Peony
Old Price $94.99 Price $37.99
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sku # 82391
sku # 82391
A truly unique Japanese-style peony!
Bright, beetroot-coloured petals cup a centre of buff-hued petaloids that fade to white as the flowers open wide. One of the most succulently scented peonies, as well as one of the strongest—no staking needed. Winner of the APS Gold Medal and Award of Landscape Merit.
- Zone 3-9
- Light Requirements Sun to Part Shade
- Height 80–85 cm
- Size Premium Division
- Bloom Time Mid to Late Spring
- Deer Resistant
Product Details
- Botanical NamePaeonia lactiflora 'White Cap'
- FormPerennial (division)
- Flower FormJapanese style. Guard petals cup a centre of petaloids
- Hardiness Zone3-9
- Foliage TypeGlossy, deep green foliage that is very attractive and ornamental through-out the growing season.
- Growth RateMedium
- Spread60 - 90 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 60 - 90 cm
- Will TolerateAcidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
- Watering DescriptionDo not let the soil dry out. Average 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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