Glossy, long-lasting, ball-shaped blooms, in a deep shade of red, held on stiff stems. Sweet-spicy fragrance! Flowers May-June. Height 80-90cm (31-35). ...

Enormous, fragrant, double rose-pink flowers. Popular since Edwardian times. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Flowers June-July. Height 90-100cm (35-39). ...

Enormous, fragrant, double rose-pink flowers. Popular since Edwardian times. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Flowers June-July. Height 90-100cm (35-39). ...

Glamorous fragrant blooms in early summer that produce luxurious cut flowers. Perfect for the front of perennial borders. ...

Mouth-watering blooms that are richly perfumed. The ultimate in flamboyance to dress up your borders. ...

A very popular variety with vanilla-coloured double flowers, flushed with raspberry. Very fragrant. Flowers May-June. Height 80cm. Size 3/5 eyed plant. Buy any 3 herbaceous peonies & SAVE £3.00! Herbaceous variety (Paeonia lactiflora)
- These are perhaps the most well-known peonies, poking through the ground each March, their leaves quickly unfurling, & their fat buds bursting in to bloom in late spring & early summer. Ideal for cutting. Paeonia (peony) plants are a traditional mainstay of the English cottage garden border, their voluptuous blooms evocative of another era. They're hardy, very easy to grow, relatively drought-tolerant & will put on an annual performance for decades to come. Ideal for cutting, they come in an awe-inspiring range of shapes & colours.
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A marvellous peony producing spectacular clusters of large, fragrant, clear yellow flowers with an attractive red flare at the base of the petals. The green leaves take on brilliant bronze hues in autumn. Flowers May-June (and mature plants may re-bloom in August). Height 90cm. Root size I. Peony Tree (Paeonia suffruticosa)
- The tree peony was originally developed by the Chinese over a thousand years ago, & then further developed by the Japanese. The first specimens were introduced into Britain in the 18th century, & more were collected between 1843 & 1862 by the Victorian botanist Robert Fortune. Unlike their herbaceous cousins, they do not die down each autumn, but instead grow into large shrubs, & they boast beautifully dissected foliage & flowers that are so large & layered that they almost don't seem quite real. Paeonia (peony) plants are a traditional mainstay of the English cottage garden border, their voluptuous blooms evocative of another era. They're hardy, very easy to grow, relatively drought-tolerant & will put on an annual performance for decades to come. Ideal for cutting, they come in an awe-inspiring range of shapes & colours.
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A rare Japanese peony producing clusters of large, double, light apricot-coloured flowers with picotee edged petals & a delicious lemon scent that is out of this world. Flowers May-June (and mature plants may re-bloom in August). Height 90cm. Root size I. Peony Tree (Paeonia suffruticosa)
- The tree peony was originally developed by the Chinese over a thousand years ago, & then further developed by the Japanese. The first specimens were introduced into Britain in the 18th century, & more were collected between 1843 & 1862 by the Victorian botanist Robert Fortune. Unlike their herbaceous cousins, they do not die down each autumn, but instead grow into large shrubs, & they boast beautifully dissected foliage & flowers that are so large & layered that they almost don't seem quite real. Paeonia (peony) plants are a traditional mainstay of the English cottage garden border, their voluptuous blooms evocative of another era. They're hardy, very easy to grow, relatively drought-tolerant & will put on an annual performance for decades to come. Ideal for cutting, they come in an awe-inspiring range of shapes & colours.
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Peony Tree (Paeonia suffruticosa)
- The tree peony was originally developed by the Chinese over a thousand years ago, & then further
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You'll love these snack-sized sweet peppers, so sweet you will hardly know it's a pepper
- impressive when spread on a plate for
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