Описание

Peony Duchesse de Nemours is one of the oldest and most famous varieties of herbaceous peonies, which combines exquisite beauty, durability and magnificent aroma.

Was bred in In 1856 by the French breeder Joseph Calot. This variety became famous for its large snow-white flowers and refined aroma, which made it a classic among herbaceous peonies.

Peculiarities:

• Sustainability: winter-hardy, tolerates low temperatures well. Resistant to most diseases and pests
• Care: prefers sunny areas with fertile, well-drained soil. Regular watering and fertilizing promote abundant flowering
• Usage: ideal for cutting, flower beds and single plantings. Due to its versatility, the peony is often used in landscape design

√ Hardy

√ Completely frost-resistant

√ Returns every year

√ Easy to grow

√ Easy to maintain in the garden

√ Resistant to rodents and diseases

√ Fragrant flower stalks

√ A favorite of bees and other insects

√ Suitable for cutting

Main characteristics:

• Flowers: densely double, 15–20 cm in diameter. The petals are milky white with a light cream shade in the center, which gives the flowers volume. As the flower blooms, it becomes completely white.
• Aroma: refined, sweet, with light notes of jasmine and lemon
• Foliage: dark green, dense, retains its decorative appearance throughout the season

Botanical name: Paeonia Duchesse de Nemours

Year of introduction: 1856

Plant type: perennial, frost-resistant

Height: 90 cm - 1 m

Bush width: 90 cm - 1 m

Planting: October, November

Light preference: full sun, semi-shade

Planting depth: 10-15 cm

Distance between plants: 50 cm

Flowering period: May – June (mid-early variety)

Fragrant: yes

Growing in Pots: Large Pots

Soil: loam, sand, rocky, compost

Companion Plants: No preference

Time for growth: 2-3 years

Quantity: 1 root (has 3-5 eyes)

Delivery period: October, November 2025

Attention! Plant the purchased roots as soon as possible.

We wish you successful plantings!

• Blumenhof Engel does not accept any liability for failure and/or damage resulting from incorrect and/or unqualified cultivation/storage by or on behalf of the purchaser.