Karl Rosenfield Peony Root

Growth Time:

Peonies are a long-term investment that truly pays off. While you may see a few blooms in year 2, they typically reach full blooming maturity by year 3–4. Once established, they can bloom for decades with very little maintenance. 

Note: To ensure healthy growth and vibrant blooms, it’s recommended to avoid cutting the flowers for at least 3 years.

Planting Time:

Plant peony roots in the fall, winter, or early spring, ideally 6 weeks before the ground freezes, so they can begin establishing roots. 

 

Planting Instructions:

• Dig a wide hole and plant roots with the eyes no deeper than 1–2 inches below the soil surface — planting too deep can delay or prevent blooming.

• Position the roots with eyes facing upward.

• Backfill with soil and water deeply.

 

Growing Conditions:

Peonies thrive in full sun and well-draining soil. Avoid wet spots or areas with heavy clay unless amended. Once established, they are hardy, drought-tolerant, and cold-hardy down to zone 3.

 

Spacing:

Space 2–3 feet apart to allow for airflow and mature growth. Peonies dislike being moved once settled, so choose your spot carefully!

We are currently only accepting orders within the United States.

Orders are preorder for fall In Person Sale to be picked up 11/14 in Enumclaw WA.

Responsibility Disclaimer: We are not liable for any issues related to improper handling, storage, or planting after shipment. We take great care and pride in our inventory and shipping processes.
 

Refund Policy: If you have concerns regarding any items in your order, please contact us via email within 3 days of delivery for resolution. Unfortunately, we cannot issue refunds after this period. By purchasing from us, you acknowledge and agree to our sale policies.