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Splitting paeonies
Hi, I have access to a large bed of Paeonies that have not been touched
for years , I need to fill up some beds elsewhere in the garden and need some advice on division and success rate . My plan of attack would be with a mattock ,as the ground is extremely hard,possibly halving them and then replanting in november, Any advice would be appreciated. Mike. |
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Hi, I have access to a large bed of Paeonies that have not been touched
for years , I need to fill up some beds elsewhere in the garden and need some advice on division and success rate . They're pretty straightforward to divide. Pay attention to your planting depth -- too deep and they won't bloom. I prefer to keep 5-10 eyes per division -- 3 is absolute minimum. My plan of attack would be with a mattock ,as the ground is extremely hard,possibly halving them and then replanting in november, Any advice would be appreciated. Water the ground deeply both in the old and new spots a day or so ahead of time. Forget the mattock, just use a spade and a sharp knife to divide them. Typically, peonies are dug in late August or early September. Where are you? That may influence timing. http://www.paeonia.com/html/about_pe...ropagation.htm |
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