By Glastodragon
United Kingdom
I wonder if anyone could help me please. I am looking to purchase a couple of paeonia Mlokosewitschii and understand that these take a while to achieve flowering potential. I have searched with varying success obviously the cheaper of which I suspect are relatively young plants. Is anyone aware of a uk nursery from which I can safely purchase the true plant which is mature enough to flower next season?
- 4 Nov, 2016
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Thank you Bamboo, I appreciate your help. I shall call them tomorrow to verify. I Did spot this via search but was hoping for a personal recommendation as some nurseries list them as ready to flower in next couple of years!, Worth the wait regardless!
4 Nov, 2016
There were other places offering tubers or roots, and one offering a 1 litre pot, but unlikely they'd flower in the next year or two.
4 Nov, 2016
I agree Bamboo, you've identified my bet, the sooner I plant the sooner they'll bloom!!
Once again, thank you
4 Nov, 2016
Kevock produce well grown plants and shrubs so I think this is your best bet!
4 Nov, 2016
Yes best bet! Thank you both for your help and advice.
Much appreciated
5 Nov, 2016
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Kevock Garden is offering a 3 litre pot size for £35.00 - they list it as 'yellow division' which should mean its the right plant. You can always ring or email them to ask how sure they are it will flower next year, but at that size, it's more likely to. Link to plant below, you'll need to navigate to the home page and then the contact us
https://www.kevockgarden.co.uk/plantlist/p1510_paeonia_mlokosewitschii_yellow_division.htm
4 Nov, 2016