Peony 'Most Scented Dinner Plate Trio'Paeonia lactiflora

The Peony Most Scented Dinner Plate Trio showcases three stunning, large-flowered double peonies, each offering an intoxicatingly sweet fragrance. With their deeply lobed, dark green foliage providing the perfect backdrop, these peonies truly stand out in any garden. Herbaceous peonies are known for their longevity, providing breathtaking displays of ruffled blooms every late spring, year after year, with minimal upkeep. Perfect for planting in the center of herbaceous borders, they’ll add structure, elegance, and rich colour to your garden. Additionally, these peonies are perfect for cutting, making them a wonderful addition to any bouquet. The Peony Most Scented Dinner Plate Trio includes the following varieties: Peony Alexander Fleming Immerse yourself in the sweet scent of Peony Alexander Fleming, whose lavish deep pink petals swirl into a fully double bloom that can reach up to 20cm in diameter. This early to mid-season variety is a feast for the senses. Height & Spread: 90cm (35in) / 90cm (35in) Peony Angel Cheeks With large, pale pink outer petals and a mound of ruffled pink inner petals kissed with creamy blushes, Peony Angel Cheeks brings both beauty and fragrance to your garden. This mid-season variety blooms in early to mid-June on a shorter plant that requires minimal staking. Height & Spread: 90cm (35in) / 50cm (20in) Peony Mother's Choice Peony Mother's Choice features very double, creamy white petals that swirl into a shallow dome, creating a flawless 20cm-wide bloom. This mid-late season favorite is renowned for its sweet fragrance and strong stems, making it ideal for cutting. Height & Spread: 90cm (35in) / 50cm (20in)

Growing Information

Grow peonies in a sunny or semi shaded position. They prefer a well drained, rich fertile soil. This is best achieved by adding with plenty of well rotted manure or compost to the soil prior to planting, ensuring that it is mixed in thoroughly and deeply. Plant herbaceous peonies at a depth of around 5cm (2") below the soil surface. Planting too deeply may delay flowering.