peony plants in pots for sale Peony - Dublin

peony plants in pots for sale Peony - DublinPRESALE Spring 2026 Shipping Schedule: 2 27 2026 Peonies are perennials and are known to live for decades, even generations. The blooms are outrageously beautiful, producing lush, glossy green foliage all summer long. Foliage turn purplish or gold in the fall and is as stately and dignified as any shrub. They are somewhat more expensive to propagate, but well worth the investment in your garden. About this Variety Dublin Patio Peonies are specifically

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Spring 2026 Shipping Schedule: 2/27/2026

Peonies are perennials and are known to live for decades, even generations. The blooms are outrageously beautiful, producing lush, glossy green foliage all summer long. Foliage turn purplish or gold in the fall and is as stately and dignified as any shrub. They are somewhat more expensive to propagate, but well worth the investment in your garden.

About this Variety

Dublin Patio Peonies are specifically breed for container culture, featuring strong stems and upright double flowers.

Highlights

• Excellent for cut flowers
• Beautiful blooms
• Returns and blooms year after year
• Great for containers
• Short and compact

Exposure:

Full sun to partial shade

Blooms:

Late Spring

Height:

Grows up to 24" tall

Spacing/Depth:

Plant 1.5" deep

USDA Zones:

Grow as Perennial in zones 3-8. Grow as Annual elsewhere.

Growing Instructions

These peonies are best grown in pots sized 6-10". The roots can be pruned back to fit the pot, but do not cut off the eyes. It is important to cover the entire root with about 1.5-2" of soil since the eyes should never dry out. Good soil drainage and airy soil is best for good root development. They can be planted anytime from September through March. Drench well after planting, never letting the soil dry out during the growing process. They like being fertilized and need at least 8 weeks minimum of wintertime temperatures. Maximum light will prevent stretching of flower stem.

Care Tip

Warmer temperatures encourage root development, while cooler temperatures encourage shoot (eye) growth. To ensure all shoots develop, follow cooling requirement.