Peony F2 Chow Gypsy Queen THUJA

Peony F2 Chow Gypsy Queen THUJAVery large, deep pink, semi double blooms 15 20cm in diameter with prominent golden stamens. Free flowering in September October. Deciduous shrub to approx. 1m x 1m with bright green divided leaves. Morning sun, afternoon sun or full sun. Free draining, very rich well composted and manured soil with 1 2 cups of garden lime added at planting. They love an alkaline soil and are easy to grow.

This beautiful deciduous azalea produces masses of bright orange splashed red flowers in spring

Recipe Idea: View Pancetta and herb stuffing recipe

slow-release fertiliser suitable for most plants

Sudden Impact for Roses is recommended and endorsed by the Rose Societies of South Australia

Used for preserving

Encourages stronger root development

very dry tolerant

bold flowers on 1m tall stems atop large and lush green mounded leaves

Performs very well in Canberra

Prefers well drained soil

North or west facing

make sure you distribute the fertiliser evenly over the lawn - uneven applications may result in 'hot spot' burning where too much has landed in one spot