Chinese peony (often also referred to as Paeonia and Rose without spikes) was one of the most popular plants of the Polish People’s Republic. It could then be admired in every second Polish garden and is still popular today, though not so much.
If you are looking for easy -to -grow flowers with a wonderful smell, plant it at your discounts. They have visual values, are elegant, secrete a wonderful aroma, and also have an interesting symbolism. Our grandmothers believed that Chinese peonies are flowers of love that attract success and happiness in the emotional sphere.
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Chinese peonies can occur in shades of pink, carmine, white, purple or cream. They have single full or semi -double decorative flowers, extremely large – up to 15 cm in diameter and fragrant like a mysterious garden. Many varieties bloom now – at the turn of May and June, although some can decorate the garden in July.
These charming perennials have a slightly spreading habit. They grow slightly sideways, and their shoots are raised, they usually grow up to 60-100 cm in height. Their leaves are shiny, slightly cutting, feathery and dark green.
Chinese peony is long -lived because it can grow up to two decades. So pleases the eyes with its lush flowers for many years and is banal in cultivation. It is enough to know a few basic rules, including the fact that You should provide her with a sunny or semi -shaded position.
It must be protected from the wind. Also remember about fertile, humus soil, a slightly acidic reaction (pH 5.5-6.5). Rose without spikes prefers moderately moist soil. It is best to stand it in the period from August to mid -September. Probably think about the location of the plant, because it does not like exaggeration.
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Some believe that Chinese peonies attract wealth and success in the emotional sphere. It is not without reason that they are called flowers of love. These flowers in Asia are also considered a symbol of prosperity, happiness and respect, because for a long time only high -born people decorated their gardens with them.
