Tree Peony 3 Bare Roots Collection OTO

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Tree Peony 3 Bare Roots Collection
Item Number: 563556
QVC Price £22.00
One Time Only Price £17.98
Availability In stock
UK P&P £4.45

Fill your garden with a profusion of gorgeous colour with this Tree Peony three Bareroots Collection. Easy to look after and so satisfying to grow, the Tree Peony is a classic garden plant that provides vivid colour year after year. This delightful collection includes the bright white fully-petalled Xiang Yu, the deep burgundy of Guan Shi Mo with a contrasting yellow eye, and the beautiful pink hue of Wu Long Peng. Direct despatch: UK mainland. Please allow 7-10 working days for delivery.

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[iggy]

not a bad price for a tree peony BUT ive never had much joy with stuff sent out........rough as you know whats.......

 

[rosey]

My tree peony's which were the tsv last year are actually starting to shoot again now. Fingers crossed I get more success with them this year than last where I managed just one flower between all three!!!!

 

[marleybear]

I got the 3 tree peonys the year before last so this is now their 3rd year. Had absolutely nothing on them for the last two years but at the weekend I noticed all 3 have either 1 or 2 decent sized flower buds on them :mysmilie_82:
I've no idea if it's too early ( probably is ) and they'll drop off :mysmilie_73: Or maybe the cold winter has done them good because I think they come from the mountainous regions of China?

 

[craftybel]

My mum's tree peonies arrived covered in mildew! She has told QVC who have allowed her to plant them and call back within 3 months if they die, but to receive them like that does not exactly inspire confidence!

 

[ERICS MUM]

Peonies can take a few years to get established before they will flower, and they don't like being moved. I think it's too wet to be planting them yet, as it takes the bare roots a few weeks to come to life and in the meantime they could rot if your soil is as sodden as mine is.

I wouldn't buy them yet but it would be an idea to plant them in a deep pot of good compost and keep them sheltered until they sprout through the soil then plant them out. Feed them with rose or tomato food to produce more flowers.

 

[calico]

My tree peonies are crispy brown stalks. Fab!

 

[iggy]

I got the 3 tree peonys the year before last so this is now their 3rd year. Had absolutely nothing on them for the last two years but at the weekend I noticed all 3 have either 1 or 2 decent sized flower buds on them :mysmilie_82:
I've no idea if it's too early ( probably is ) and they'll drop off :mysmilie_73: Or maybe the cold winter has done them good because I think they come from the mountainous regions of China?

marley
not trying to teach grandma to suck eggs as the saying goes but my own from china brought back by a 'friend' on a plant hunting treck......its dies back by about 80% but ive new shoots starting out now that i thought way back when...they were flower buds & turned out they wernt............hope they are growing tips as the buds will come along soon enough & please feed them as well.......

 

[madmax]

I brought these last year and had not one flower between them and this year they are still just dead looking sticks.
I can only hope that they spring back to life once we have some warmer weather.