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dave Mar 07, 2004

Have fun!

Dave

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Joan Belfield, ND(Zone 4a) Mar 07, 2004

Thanks Dave!

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sveiks Stoneham, MA(Zone 6a) Mar 07, 2004

Hoooray!! Thank you Dave!

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Melba_Ga Commerce, GA(Zone 8a) Mar 07, 2004

Thanks Dave! Now someone tell me what kind to grow here in Fort Pierce, Fl! Thanks, Melba

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Mar 07, 2004

Woohoo!!!!
Thanks Dave!!!!

skatayama

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art_n_garden Colorado Springs, CO(Zone 6a) Mar 08, 2004

YAY! thank you dave, now thats a true democracy :)

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ZZTOPSOIL Willamette Valley-OS, OR(Zone 8a) Mar 08, 2004

Oh Boy-Oh Boy-Oh Boy
#82 Forum...Now Open for Business.

(A Little Music Maestro)

You Say...Pee-ah-Nee.
I Say...Pee-oh-Nay.
You Say...Pay-oh-Nay.
I Say...Pee-oh-Nee.

Peony...Peony...Peony...Peony...
Let's Call the Winter Off!(lol)

(It Was 70+ Degrees Today...I'm a Little Giddy!
Plus...The 10 Cups of Coffee Has Helped...LOL)

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JodyC Palmyra, IL(Zone 5b) Mar 08, 2004

Thanks Dave

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aggiesmom Wewoka, OK(Zone 7a) Mar 08, 2004

Just starting with peonies - this should really help!! Thanks Dave.

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IowaAnn Elkhart, IA(Zone 5a) Mar 08, 2004

THANK YOU DAVE...peonies are my (or should I say, one of my)favorite perennials!

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kooger Oostburg, WI(Zone 5b) Mar 08, 2004

GagalinFL - Gilbert H. Wild and Son catalog lists these for southern gardens - Big Red Boomer Sooner, Bowl of Beauty, Carol, Kansas and Duchess de Nemours. It adds -please note that you must still have some freezing temperature to get bud set! Good Luck!

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MaryE Baker City, OR(Zone 5b) Mar 09, 2004

Thank you, Dave. I expect to learn a lot on this forum.

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bagby039 Clanton, AL(Zone 8a) Mar 11, 2004

I am new to peonies and am happy to see this forum here. I just got my only this past fall. Mine is coming up and is up about 4-5 inches now. I hope to see it bloom this year but i know it may not since it has been moved.
What types of peonies should i look for for zone 7 here in Alabama? I love these plants and look forward to planting more. Robbie

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kooger Oostburg, WI(Zone 5b) Mar 11, 2004

I posted the types that Gilbert H. Wild and Son recommend above. I really don't know any more about growing them in southern regions. sorry! :)

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bagby039 Clanton, AL(Zone 8a) Mar 12, 2004

Kooger, i didnt read all the posts so i missed the above post before i typed in my post. Thanks for the information. When mine is up and going, i will get a picture and post it here. Thanks, Robbie

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soilsandup Sacramento, CA(Zone 9a) Mar 18, 2004

Looking forward to the exchange of info on this forum. I had a great peony year last year - all 5 of my tree peonies had blooms and most of the herbaceous ones did well too. Keeping my fingers crossed for a repeat show this year. This is one plant that is definitely worth making room for in the garden!!

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sweetsisterandi south portland, ME(Zone 5b) Apr 05, 2004

is anything happening re: a peony co-op? not seed, but lots of eyes and roots?

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kooger Oostburg, WI(Zone 5b) Apr 06, 2004

sweetsis - check the sorbet peony thread... most people interested in a coop are posting there.

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