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Together, these two beauties are an irresistible choice for any garden enthusiast looking to create a magical outdoor oasis.
Peonies, with their lush and extravagant blooms, bring an air of opulence and elegance to the garden landscape. Their large, fragrant flowers come in a variety of stunning colors, ensuring there's a peony to suit every taste and aesthetic.
Meanwhile, Lily of the Valley adds a touch of whimsy and delicacy with its dainty, bell-shaped blossoms that dangle like tiny pearls. Not only are they visually captivating, but they also emit a sweet fragrance that perfumes the air with every breeze.
Together, these two beauties are an irresistible choice for any garden enthusiast looking to create a magical outdoor oasis.
For best results, plant these beauties in the fall, ideally late September to October in most parts of the U.S. Sure, you can try spring planting, but they might not be as perky as their fall-planted
pals. Give them at least six weeks to settle into their new digs before the ground turns frosty. They need a chilly winter to get those buds blooming come springtime. Once they're settled, they prefer to stay put. While they're not keen on moving, they'll happily stick around in the same spot for years, blessing your garden with their glorious blooms season after season.
Peonies are the low-maintenance champs of the garden, thriving on neglect and preferring fertilizer in small doses. In fact, these beauties don’t need to be fed until after their stunning
flower display is done. For best results, use Miracle-Gro® Shake 'n Feed Rose & Bloom Plant Food. Keep an eye on their fading blooms and give them a quick deadhead to keep them looking
fresh. When the cool weather rolls in, trim them back to the ground, leaving the ground bare and skipping the mulch cover. With these simple tips, your Peonies can flourish with minimal fuss,
leaving you more time to enjoy their magnificent blooms.
Standing at a modest 6 to 12 inches tall, Lily of the Valley is like the social butterfly of the woodland floor, spreading its lush green foliage in shaded areas. Now, here's a fun fact: while Lily of the Valley may look innocent, every part of it is poisonous to people and animals, so be sure to admire from a distance.
In the spring, it's prime time to give your Lily of the Valley a little boost with Miracle-Gro® Shake'n Feed Rose & Bloom Plant Food as new growth begins to emerge. And keep its soil
consistently moist to keep it happy — this plant prefers not to dry out.
When the foliage naturally withers away in the fall, leaving it in place acts as a natural mulch, providing an extra layer of protection and nourishment for your plants.
With these tips in your gardening toolkit, you’re well-equipped to cultivate a sensational oasis that’s bursting with beauty. Happy gardening!