30 Kansas Peony

Comes with 30 . OUTDOOR PROCEDURE: Use the as soon as they are properly ripened. Prepare a nursery bed area somewhere in your garden area. Simply the peony much as you would beans. Insert a marker label to delineate the area. Most should make a shoot in the coming spring/summer months. The outdoor ing in early fall gives the their obligatory warm moist , the cold of winter followed by the warming of spring. This sequence is the one mimicked by the indoor . INDOOR PROCEDURE: About the beginning of October fill 4-6 inch pots with moist potting soil. the ~4 cm. apart and ~ 2-21/2 cm. deep. If you wish you may spray the soil with a fungicide (such as 'No-damp') or treat the with a bit of 'bulb' dust. Rotting is not usually a problem. Place the pots in plastic food-storage bags. Tie with a twist tie and place in a warm place (~ 20 deg.C ), leave for about 3 months. During this period the radicle and also a root system will develop. Soil can be carefully removed for periodic inspection without harming the little s. Simply replace soil and place back in the bags. When radicles and roots are sufficiently developed place the pots in a cold spot (just above freezing). That old fridge in the basement is marvelous for this purpose! Leave in the cold for 2/3/4/months...until SPRING! Select a spot in the garden for a nursery bed. Carefully knock the soil and seedlings out of the pot (keep intact as much as possible) and at the same depth as in the pot. Insert a marker with the seedling information. Keep ing area moist (mulch). Throughout the summer you will see the first leaves appear. Some seedlings may not put forth leaves until next spring...be patient. Leave the little s over winter (a further layer of mulch will help them overwinter without heaving) until Aug-Sept the following year.

• Large Blooms..
• Easy To Care For..
• Instructions Included In Each Packet..
• May Take A Year For An Actual Bloom..