TUBERS

 

Mixed Peony Tubers: Pre-order Now!

We are now accepting pre-orders for Peony Tubers! These stunning plants will be available for delivery  between  April-May 2025. This is the perfect opportunity to secure your tubers ahead of time and ensure you don't miss out on adding these elegant flowers to your garden.  Our peony tubers come in a wide range of colors, shapes, and sizes. From white to delicate pastels and radiant reds, there is a peony to suit every taste and garden palette.

Experience the captivating beauty of peonies, known for their stunning blooms and intoxicating fragrance. Our peony tubers are carefully selected for their exceptional quality. Each tuber is guaranteed to produce vibrant, fragrant blooms that will grace your garden for years to come. Don't miss the opportunity to bring the splendor of peonies to your garden. 

Secure your Peony Tubers today by placing a pre-order! Simply use the order form below.

Price: $ 30.00
We have tubers available for the following varieties: Red Charm, Coral Sunset, Coral Charm, Coral Supreme, Pink Hawaiian, Sarah Bernhardt, TDR (or Karl Rosenfield), Mon Jules Elie, Festiva Maxima, Duchesse De Nemours.
1 order = 4 pcs of tuber (mixed variety)
PPH (Postage, Packing & Handling)
360.00
*While we will do our best to provide the variety you have chosen we cannot guarantee it as it really depends on which varieties are available at the time of your purchase.

 

Price $30.00

1 order = 4 pcs of tuber (mixed variety)

BRIEF PAEONY PLANTING TIPS AND CARE GUIDE

 

Planting:

  • The best time to plant your peonies is between April and July when they are dormant. 
  • Peonies prefer full sun if possible, free-draining soil (they do not like wet feet). They also enjoy a frost in winter!
  • Allow up to 1㎡ space when fully grown (~3yrs)
  • When planting, you want to place the plant angled diagonally downwards. You want to cover the highest eye (this will look like a coloured point, or spear) with no more than 5cm of dirt. Bury them too deep and they will have difficulty growing. 

Care:

  • General garden fertiliser may improve colour and size of blooms (no excessive nitrogen)
  • Potato fertiliser high in phosphate/potassium but low in nitrogen is very good. 
  • It is a good idea to keep the area around your peony plant clear of weeds and other plants, as they can sulk when they have too much competition. 

Blooms:

  • Don't be alarmed if your peony plant starts to die down and wilt around February. This is normal! Peonies are perennial, so they die down in early autumn and pop up through the ground again in spring, flowering from late October-early December. 
  • Don’t expect much in the first year, they may only produce one or two flowers. They will produce more flowers in the following years. 
  • Never cut foliage down after blooming, leave until it turns colour in autumn. Cutting down to ground level and removing foliage may prevent carry-over of fungal infection. 

For more information, visit https://www.nzpeonies.co.nz/how-to-grow