Deadheading a Peony

Started by Pesky Wabbit, June 05, 2009, 01:24:43

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Pesky Wabbit


Pesky Wabbit


Eristic

I do but I doubt it is necessary.

Robert_Brenchley

Since the buds appear long before they open, you're unlikely to get extra flowers. But they'd look neater.

GRACELAND

I say yes as after they try and make seed pods ,so wasting  energy
i don't belive death is the end

Deb P

I misread the thread title and thought it said 'deadheading a pony'... :o :-[...........and I've recently been to Specsavers! :-[ ;D
If it's not pouring with rain, I'm either in the garden or at the lottie! Probably still there in the rain as well TBH....🥴

http://www.littleoverlaneallotments.org.uk

Borlotti

My beautiful peony (on the allotment) is in full bloom.  Every year when this happens we either have rain or strong winds.  I have picked some and have put in a vase and as the plant gets too top heavy have to tie it up.  I dead head as the blooms fade otherwise it seems to collapse.  All the flowers I have taken to the allotment (too big for the garden) are doing well, but all the veg. unless netted not too good.  Thinking of making a large netted cage for next year.  Have some very fat pigeons on site.

Robert_Brenchley

I've only got one flower on mine this year, and I've got several massive plants. That's down to two years of waterlogging.

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