Sorbet Peony - Gurney's Seed & Nursery

Sorbet Peony

Early And Extra Large - Up To 8 Inches Across

(3 customer reviews)

Plump, heavily petaled peonies measure 6-8" across. Dark, glossy foliage springs up in a hurry, forms a good looking backdrop for the spectacular blossoms of the Karl Rosenfield. Shrub-like mounds are 2-3 feet high and ornamental even after the crimson flowers fade--around midsummer. Creates a low-growing, low-maintenance hedge that never needs pruning!
No. 1 root divisions with 2-3 eyes.
Plant in full sun.
Zones: 3-8.

Product Details

Zones: 3-8 (-30° F.)
Height: 36 in.
Spacing: 3-5 ft.
Depth: 2 inches
Spread: 36 in.
Sun/Shade: full sun to partial shade
Color: deep pink outer petals ; white and pink center
Foliage: dark green,lobe turns red in autumn
Blooms: late May-June

Comments: Very fragrant flowers. Adaptable to most climates and soil types. Popular new variety. Unusual peony. Will usually blossom the second season and will perform well even in the hot areas of the country. Feed every spring with a commercial 5-10-5 fertilizer as directed.
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- Thursday, April 23, 2009
# 1 plant died
Reviewed By: jan duckworth (martinsville, va)
#2 plant is doing poorly .I planted it aprox.2weeks ago when it was warm.It's drooping now,but its a very tempermental plant.Maybe its the weather or me. Thanks,jan

- Thursday, June 25, 2009
Gorgeous!
Reviewed By: Cassandra (Minneapolis, MN)
Beautiful peonies! Will buy additional ones for the spring!

- Monday, March 08, 2010
Can't wait for those lucious blooms!
Reviewed By: Melissa (Colorado Springs, CO)
Bought these in the spring of 2006. I moved to a new house the following year and took one with me. Didn't plant it right away--it stayed in a pot for about 2 weeks until I had the time to stick it in the ground. The plant has just gotten bigger and bigger since then. Looking forward to big, beautiful blooms this year--as it takes peonies a few years to bloom after transplanting.

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