Paeonia Celebrity

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Product Description

Paeonia Celebrity

Paeonia Celebrity, or 'Celebrity Peony,' is a dazzling, fragrant variety grown by top Dutch and British growers to the highest standards and packed in Scotland by Jamieson Brothers. This double-flowering head-turner produces large, 6" fuchsia-raspberry blooms with whorled and fringed, pale pink to white petaloid segments. A robust grower, it makes an outstanding cut flower and a stunning, fragrant luminary in mixed borders and cutting gardens, drawing pollinators to the area.

Specs & Details

Established height: 75-90cm
Established spread: 30-60cm
Plant spacing: 3 bulbs per m²
Flower colour: Pink, White
Life cycle: Perennial
Habit: Clump-forming

Features

Perennial (Regrows)
Thrives Full Sun
Full Hardy

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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

When can I plant peony roots in the UK?

Bare-root peonies are best planted in autumn, while they are dormant. Potted peonies can be planted at other times of year if the ground is not frozen, waterlogged or very dry, but autumn gives the roots the best chance to establish.

How deep should I plant a bare-root peony?

Plant the root horizontally with the buds, often called eyes, facing upwards. The eyes should sit no more than 2.5cm below the soil surface. Planting too deeply is one of the main reasons peonies produce leaves but no flowers.

Why has my peony not flowered?

A newly planted peony may need 1 to 3 years to settle and flower well. If an established plant has plenty of leaves but no blooms, check that it is in full sun, has not been planted too deeply and is not being overfed with high-nitrogen fertiliser.

Do peonies come back every year?

Yes. Herbaceous peonies die back to ground level in autumn and produce fresh shoots each spring. Once established in a suitable position, they can flower reliably for many years with very little disturbance.

Can I grow a peony in a pot or move an established plant?

Peonies have deep roots and are usually better planted in the ground than kept in containers. They also dislike being moved, so choose their position carefully. If you need to lift one, do it in autumn and replant it straight away at the correct shallow depth.