Peony Roots Available

Pecher are blush peonies that open light pink, often with some white petals and crimson flecks mixed in.  As the blooms age, especially on the bush, the blooms will turn from soft pink to mostly white. They are truly an amazing garden variety with lots of fluffy petals and a wonderful scent. The blooms are carried on lush green, shorter bushes that shouldn't need staking.  They make a wonderful cut flower. 

Duchesse Peony is an early bloomer. This is one of our favorite peonies! Duchesse plants are very tall with beautiful leaves and produce an exceptional amount of amazing, frilly, beautifully scented, white blooms. They make the most amazing pure white bouquet or pare well with any other color. You can't go wrong with Duchesse peonies. 

Boule de Neige are very large peonies with loads of white petals with crimson flecks mixed in. They are very hardy and make a wonderful garden peony or cut flower. 

A glorious velvety red peony that holds it's color well. Tall plant, late bloomer. These are 7-year-old plants, but they are on the medium/small side for size. My favorite red!

Sarah! Everybody loves these big fluffy pink peonies!  An old fashion favorite. Very hardy and floriferous. Nice scent. 

Double, medium size flower opens blush and quickly fades to pure white, yellow stamens sometimes show. Stout stems of medium height and supports flowers well. Foliage is deep green. Beautiful landscape plant!

HUGE white blooms, sometimes with a pink hue due to the endless Alaskan summer daylight, but turning white as they open. These peony plants are shorter than many other varieties. 

Peonies love fish bone meal! Apply 1/2 to 1 cup per planting.