What is the peony?

Peony is a plant in the genus Paeonia. Peonies are originally from China and Japan, where they have long been valued for its striking manifestations of colorful flowers and cultivate in the northern hemisphere in gardens of all shapes, styles and sizes. Many garden shops carry peonies and several companies actually specialize in breeding and hybridizing these plants and creating a stunning number of cultivars to satisfy a wide range of tastes. You can also see peonies depicted in many works of Asian art, where they are associated with happiness, happiness, long life and honor. They produce large, striking flowers that are usually quite colored, with leaves that are deeply lobed, sometimes so much that they look extremely lace. Peonies can be white, yellow, pink, red and yellow and tend to appear at the end of spring and early summer.

There are two different types of peonies. Herbal peonies are perennials that grow in the form of small shrubs, usually die in winter. Peonies on trees develop to a much higherShrubs with well -defined, wooden branches and are deciduous and lose their leaves in winter. Peony is rarer and sometimes it can be difficult to find outside Asia.

growing pigs is relatively easy. Plants are doing well in USDA zones two to eight, if possible, prefer sunny and very well drained soil. It is best to grow peonies in the autumn and allow them to establish themselves briefly before they go asleep, and ensure that the plants are strong and healthy for spring flowering and the fertilization of light is recommended. Herbal peonies can be cropped in winter to remove unsightly dead leaves, while the peonies on trees can be shaped by trimming on wheels

many people cultivate peonies to cut flowers because flowers may look quite beautiful in vases. Please note that petals tend to drop rapidly so we cut peonies just before you intend to use them in flowersThe arrangements to make sure the flowers remain fresh, fresh and beautiful. If you need to transplant peony for any reason, wait until the plant does not fit, and avoid planting peonies where a person has been planted earlier to reduce the risk of transfer of peony diseases.