LILIA SORBONNE

Perennial flowers, grown outdoors, can thrive in the same spot for 15–20 years. They are valued for their lush and fragrant blooms. They are often planted in perennial flower beds, used to form hedges, or recommended for group planting. They grow best in fertile, well-fertilized, moderately moist soil, in sunny locations or partial shade. When planting peonies, the buds should be 5–7 cm deep from the soil surface. If planted too deeply, they may bloom less.Peonies overwinter in the soil.Before planting, they should be stored at a temperature of +5°C in a dry, well-ventilated place or planted in a pot. In May, they can be transplanted from the pot to a permanent growing location. Please note, we cannot ship potatoes, onion, garlic and flower bulbs when the temperature drops below 0°C, as they require proper temperature control to prevent spoilage. Thank you for understanding!