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leno

3rd year of gardening in NE Scotland 😊

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Paeonia delavayi var. delavayi f. lutea syn. Paeonia lutea

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leno

Tibetan peony tree, I'll plant him in the ground in Spring so fingers crossed he survives winter 😊

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jeatacake

Should be ok if not too wet πŸ‘ Do you know what the flowers will look like?

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leno

@jeatacake no idea, I'm guessing yellowπŸ˜• Paeonia delavayi var. delavayi f. lutea. I keep finding different colours with same name on google so we'll just have to wait & see. I'll plant in the ground in spring if he survives winter, keeping a close eye on this one.😊

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jeatacake

Sounds promising πŸ‘ How did you come by it? I acquired a white one in Holland in April which is still in its pot. Will plant it out in spring & hope for its first flowers. I have a couple of others, but they are (so far) a bit reluctant to flower!

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leno

@jeatacake you'll have to post a pic. I got 3 sent across from Ireland & kept 1, the other 2 went to the Tibetan monastery where I know they'll be in great hands. Ive got my one in the plastic greenhouse but it seems to be doing ok, I'll just keep an eye on them, I've got a feeling more snow is on the way ⛄❄

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jeatacake

We may even get snow here tonight/tomorrow. Peonies are as tough as old boots though, so mine should all be fine outside. There is a Thai Buddhist monastery/temple near where I am but U'm not so sure the monks there are well versed in peony care. If (& that's a big if) any of mine do flower next spring, you'll see it on here first πŸ‘

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leno

Keep us postedπŸ‘A lot of volunteers help with the gardens, next project is to grow a new wild wood on a stretch of wasteland. I'm sure they're having a gardening week to get the trees planted in spring. Volunteers always welcome!πŸ˜‚

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