Dec 5th today, Canary Brilliants which rebloomed end of July after cutting down, is still standing green. The few plants in the front left row that hadn’t been cut back (the ‘comparison plants’), have no green foliage left. Mowing them all today as frost and snow is expected the following days. That clearly marks the end of the 2020 peony activities.
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Read MoreThis year we tried forcing some peony flowers into earlier flowering so we would have more of them before Mother's Day (they usually start flowering outside after that date). We bought some new hoop houses to this end and...
1 CommentAmerican Peony Society auction now live. If you live in the USA, it might be tempting.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10157452215927256&id=286230507255A very interesting article on peony hybridizing, its’ past, present and future. Authors are nearly all from China, showing that, at least in the domain of exact sciences, they are top notch. It’s in an ‘open access’ journal, so freely available to read. Not exactly bed-time literature as one needs to have a clear head reading it, but well worth…Read More
A Russian video featuring some favourite peonies. Fortunately the names are also displayed in English.
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Very Interesting Koen. Ga3 applications are very time sensitive. And in what I am reading that application timing differs from cultivar to cultivar. ? I would love to talk about. We in Morocco are not that much looking for early production, We need GA3 in the first place for dormancy addition and stem length elongation.
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