Somewhat different to most peonies when sprouting. Paeonia tenuifolia first, then P. brownii a few days later compared to the earlier posted image and finally the already finely dissected young foliage of P. decomposita.
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Pioenentelers Joshua en Jeremy Scholten in Lutjebroek (NH) hebben samen het bedrijf X, ook wel bekend als de Peony Shop Holland. De X staat voor het Romeinse cijfer tien, een naam die voortkomt uit de passie van Jeremy voor de Romeinse tijd. De blik is echter meer op Rusland gericht dan op Italië. “Rusland is een belangrijke markt voor ons, ee…Read More
I haven’t read it as yet, but this might be an interesting article about a new paeonia species? Paeonia archibaldii…
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Read MoreMost of us have peonies blooming in May and June. Some people that live in warmer climates will already have flowers in April and those in (very) cold climates will have them in July. Of course you could also...
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