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Profile:3 positives
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Gardeners' Notes:
| Rating | Author | Comment |
| Positive | flora_p | On May 26, 2009, flora_p from Champaign, IL (Zone 5b) wrote: I love this peony--it's got a drunken, happy-go-lucky generosity that I find irresistible. Yes, it does sprawl, and the blooms get paler and smaller after the first flush (though I still think the play of colors and textures is charming, and I really like the shape of the smaller flowers). But it's got a lovely fresh scent, it gives you armfuls of blooms to cut while still leaving plenty on the plant, and it keeps blooming longer than my other peonies. |
| Positive | suel | On May 26, 2008, suel from Vinton, VA wrote: My plant is new, and the blooms look like Poppysue's first picture. I was a little disappointed they faded to completely cream-white fairly fast. Maybe it will stay colored longer after the plant matures. But it's beautiful when it first opens! |
| Positive | rosespace | On Oct 7, 2002, rosespace wrote: Peonies like to be planted shallowly; the budding tips should only be 2" down. Add bone meal to good soil in the yard; do not add nitrogen or nitrogenous compost. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Cumming, Georgia
Villa Rica, Georgia
Champaign, Illinois
St Charles, Illinois
Cicero, Indiana
South Haven, Indiana
Gardiner, Maine
Cresaptown-bel Air, Maryland
Attleboro, Massachusetts
Brunswick, Missouri
Gardiner, Montana
Lancaster, Ohio
Altoona, Pennsylvania
South Kingstown, Rhode Island
Marshall, Texas
Vinton, Virginia
Seattle, Washington
Vancouver, Washington
Walnut Grove, Washington
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