Paeonia Do Tell Parthenocissus Average to slightly moist woodland

Average to slightly moist woodland soils are best

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the airy patches are topped with short stalks of tiny white bell-shaped flower that emerge upright before becoming pendant as they age

native baptisia relative can be found in acidic sandy soils from Wisconsin

topped in late spring with 30" stalks ending in a show of odd flowers

Paeonia Do Tell Parthenocissus Average to slightly moist woodlandPaeonia 'Do Tell', a 1946 Edward Auten hybrid, has proven to be another superb performer in our southeastern US heat and humidity trials. This Japanese style Paeonia lactiflora hybrid produces a 32" tall x 3' wide clump, topped in mid peony season with large 7" flowers heads. The soft pink petals serve as a perfect background for the central ball of squiggly pink and white petaloids (petal wannabes). Paeonia 'Do Tell' was winner of the American Peony