Peony 'Kansas' (1 root)
Peony 'Kansas' (1 root), offered by Van Noort
An explosion of color and elegance in the garden
Peony 'Kansas' is a spectacular variety with double, bright hot pink flowers , measuring up to 15cm (6") across. Its dark green foliage sets off its intense blooms, which brighten up the garden from early summer until August. Fragrant and deer resistant, it is perfect for beds, borders and pots. A popular cut flower, it adds a sophisticated touch to bouquets .
Characteristics of the variety
Height : 90 cm (36")
Flower size : 15 cm (6")
Exposure : Full sun
Water requirements : Medium (moist but well-drained soil)
Hardiness : Zone 2
Deer Resistance : High
Ideal soil : Loamy, well drained, slightly acidic
Flowering : June to August
Use : Cut flower ideal for bouquets and arrangements
Planting and growing the Peony 'Kansas'
When to plant
March to May for summer flowering.
September-October for a better recovery in spring.
Where to plant it
In open ground : Perfect for flowerbeds and borders.
In a pot : Use a large container (minimum 40 cm deep).
How to plant
1Dig a hole 30 cm deep and wide.
2Add compost or well-rotted manure.
3Place the root with the buds 2-3 cm below the soil surface .
4Space plants 50cm apart for good air circulation.
5Water generously after planting.
Tip : Planting too deep may prevent flowering.
Care of the Peony 'Kansas'
Watering : Regular during the growing season, but without soaking the soil.
Fertilizer : Adding organic fertilizer in spring promotes abundant flowering.
Pruning : Cut off faded flowers and cut back foliage in autumn.
Winter protection : A light mulch protects young plants from frost.
Why choose the Peony 'Kansas'
XXL Flowers : Large double bright pink flowers 15 cm in diameter.
Extended flowering : From June to August for a flowery summer.
Delicate fragrance : Ideal for perfuming the garden and the house.
Exceptional hardiness : Resists harsh winters (zone 2).
Low maintenance : Once well established, it is easy to grow.
Add a vibrant pop of color and elegance to your garden with the 'Kansas' Peony!
