Peonies also known as imperial flowers come from 1000 BC from the gardens of China, and by the 8th century they reached Japan, which is now their main producer. It is the perfect spring flower that will brighten up any outdoor space, and it also goes well with bouquets. These flowers bloom beautifully from spring to summer, and their lush leaves are visible throughout this period.
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Gardening calendar 2023. When to repot peonies? Save this date
The best time to repot peonies is the period end of August and beginning of September, when it is at rest. Superstitious gardeners believe that peonies are best repotted on September 1. This gives the plant the opportunity to pre-root before winter and sprout the next spring. When repotting, be sure to dig up the roots and let them dry before placing them in a new location. This action will allow the formation of a callus, i.e. a growth on the root, which will help prevent rotting. Make indentations large enough for the peony roots to fit easily. Ideally, the buds should be covered with about 4 cm of soil. If planted deeper, they may not bloom for several years.
Why don’t peonies bloom? Here are the most common mistakes in cultivation
Often planting peonies too deep in the soil can prevent them from blooming. Make sure that the buds of the plant are no more than a few centimeters below the ground. Additionally, if you have recently repotted your peony, it will take several years to bloom. Reason? this one needs time to develop a new root system. Over-fertilizing a peony plant can also hinder flowering growth.
Source: Gazeta
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