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With blooms that shift from vivid coral to soft peach and creamy white, ‘Coral Sunset’ truly lives up to its name. Its ruffled, semi-double petals and graceful, arching stems create a lush, romantic display that only gets more beautiful with time. Early blooming, delicately fragrant, and award-winning—this peony is a standout in any spring garden. Coral Sunset is both beautiful and practical—deer and rabbit resistant, and an early bloomer, which is ideal for warm climates.
All of our peony roots are premium 5/8 eye divisions—meaning each root has 5 to 8 growth buds ready to burst into life. These jumbo-sized roots are typically reserved for professional flower farmers, but now home gardeners can enjoy the same head start. Larger roots = more stems, faster growth, and earlier blooms!
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Peony Coral Sunset is a breathtaking variety known for its warm, vibrant hues that transition from soft coral to deep peach, creating a stunning sunset-like effect. This peony offers an alluring blend of colors, making it a standout in gardens and floral arrangements. Its large, full blooms and delicate fragrance bring a touch of summer warmth and romance to any setting.
Peony Coral Sunset offers a stunning blend of warm coral and peach tones, bringing a touch of elegance and warmth to any garden or floral arrangement. Its full blooms, strong fragrance, and vibrant colors make it a favorite for those seeking a flower that evokes the beauty of a summer sunset. Whether as a centerpiece in the garden or in a luxurious bouquet, this peony adds undeniable charm and grace.
PLANTING GUIDE: FALL PLANTING IS BEST AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. These plants are low-maintenance and thrive in full sun to part shade conditions. While they prefer sunny locations, providing some relief from the hot afternoon sun can help prolong the beauty of their blooms. To ensure the best results when planting peonies, it is recommended to enrich the soil with compost. Planting peonies at the correct depth is crucial for optimal flowering, with the peony’s eyes ideally positioned 1 1/2 to 2 inches below the soil level. Peonies are known for their longevity and resilience, often thriving without the need for division. With their striking beauty, amazing fragrance, and easy-care requirements, peonies are a true gem for any garden enthusiast.
HARVESTING/VASE LIFE: For optimal vase life, it is best to harvest peonies when they are in the bud or “soft marshmallow” stage. To determine if they are ready to be picked, gently squeeze each flower bud and feel for sponginess. If the buds are still hard, allow them to ripen longer. However, if they feel soft, like a marshmallow, then it is time to harvest them. When cutting the stems, ensure that at least 2 sets of leaves are left on the stem to allow the plant to continue growing and storing food throughout the summer.
If you wish to store the cut stems for later use, they can be kept in the refrigerator for 2 to 3 weeks. When storing, remove most of the leaves, bunch the stems together, and place them in a plastic bag with a few paper towels to absorb any excess moisture. Lay the stems flat on a shelf in the produce area of the fridge and check them every few days for any signs of mold. Discard any stems that show signs of rot.
When you are ready to use the stored stems, recut the ends and place them in warm water with flower preservative. The buds will open within 24 hours, and the blooms will last for about a week in the vase. Don’t be alarmed if the flowers initially look limp after being stored – they will revive once they are placed in water.
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