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- This is how to properly cultivate your farmer's rose - the best tips and tricks
- Plant peasant roses
- Pour peasant roses properly and fertilize
- Cut peasant roses
- Peasant roses in winter
- The most important care tips:
- Tips
Older peasant roses are an easy-care garden beauty
This is how to properly cultivate your farmer's rose - the best tips and tricks
Not only in the cottage garden, the peony, also called Bauernrose, makes an excellent figure with its bright large flowers. They can also be very well combined with other best small-flowered plants, but should not be replanted too often.
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Plant your peony best in a sunny or partially shaded shelter from the wind with a well-drained soil. Do not put the plant too deep in the soil, otherwise it will not flower beautifully later. If the roots are very long, shorten them a little before planting. Shrub peonies like to be lightly shady, their delicate flowers then last longer.
Pour peasant roses properly and fertilize
Although a flowering peony needs a lot of water, but at least the older plant is quite able to provide itself well with its long taproots. Younger peonies, on the other hand, should be watered as soon as the soil has dried.
Avoid watering, but it is essential that waterlogging arises, this does not tolerate the farmer's rose well. If the ground is rather firm, occasionally provide your older peony with additional water. However, they do not need fertilizer, just some compost or humus in spring.
Cut peasant roses
The beautiful large flowers of the peony are also in a vase to advantage. Cut the stems with the buds that are not yet fully full in the morning before standing in the full sun. A regular pruning does not need the perennial peony.
Peasant roses in winter
Both the perennial and the shrub peonies are hardy. The above-ground plant parts of the perennial peonies pass in winter. As soon as they turn ugly and withered in the fall, you can also cut back the plants. The shrub peony, on the other hand, is not pruned until spring. If you like it, you can even raise this peony to a high stem.
The most important care tips:
Tips
If possible, avoid replanting the peony. She does not like it and does not always like it.