Peonies

Peonies I remember from my childhood, their enchanting fragrance and beauty.

Now there are many varieties, but I like those that have bloomed and pleases the eye for many years.

I do not know for whom how, but for me there is no problem in growing these flowers, where they planted there and they will grow and blossom.

It is not necessary to plant them on flowerbeds, as peonies grow in huge bushes, quickly fade and then from them no benefit, but only a shadow.

fter flowering, peony bushes should not be cut off, because all the nutrients that accumulate in the foliage should be deposited in the roots of the plant by autumn. Pruning is best done in late September, early October. But the cutoff of fading flowers should be done during the flowering period. It is better not to let the plant form seed boxes.

Late cutting green mass, the timely removal of faded flowers-all this will give you in the future a powerful and beautiful bush.

Peonies are also very fond of yeast. When planting a young plant, you need to put black bread in the hole, about 500 grams.

My peonies do not feed, they grow almost on the asphalt, but sometimes I loosen the land around them.

Bushes have remained from the previous owners, they are already 15 years old, and they all bloom and increase in size.

To transplant peonies is better in the autumn, then in the spring you will get bloom. Spring plantings remain mostly without flowers, except in rare cases if plants are transplanted with a large clod of earth.

I wish everyone good luck in growing!