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Yang Fei Chu Yu – Peony – Herbaceous - Paeonia lactiflora

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    Description

    Yang Fei Chu Yu, also known as Lady After Shower, is a breathtaking pure-white, fully double peony beloved for its elegant simplicity. Blooming late in the season (November–December), its pristine petals and long-lasting vase life make it a top choice for cut flowers and refined garden settings.

    🌿 Key Features

    Botanical Name: Paeonia lactiflora ‘Yang Fei Chu Yu’
    Bloom Colour: Clean, brilliant white
    Flower Type: Fully double, late-season bloom
    Height: 70–110 cm
    Flowering Time: November–December (late spring to early summer)
    Sunlight: Full sun to part shade
    Water-Wise: Yes—tolerant once established
    Frost Hardy: Yes—thrives with cold chill
    Supplied As: Bare-root tuber in peat (plant June–August)
    Garden Uses: Garden beds, cut flowers, naturalising under trees

    🌼 Why You Should Buy

    • Striking, pure-white blossoms ideal for floral design and bridal arrangements
    • Late-season bloom extends the flowering period in your garden
    • Water-wise and hardy once established—low-maintenance beauty
    • Adds elegance and versatility to any landscape or bouquet

    🌱 Peony – Herbaceous: Growing Guide

    Herbaceous peonies develop from tuberous roots and reach around 1 m tall. Expect full blooms after 2–3 years of establishment:
    Soil: Neutral to slightly acidic (pH ~7.0); enrich with compost or blood & bone at planting
    Depth & Spacing: Plant buds 3–5 cm deep; space plants ~1 m apart
    Light: Full sun with partial shade in hotter zones
    Feeding: Use compost or general fertilizer in early spring and after blooming
    Watering: Keep soil evenly moist, especially during dry spells
    Winter Care: Requires cold exposure—plant in frost-prone areas without mulch
    Pruning: Cut foliage to ~10 cm before leaf drop to prevent disease
    Division: Conduct in winter dormancy when needed; keep roots cool and moist
    Container Growing: Possible with deep pots, winter chill, and regular feeding

    ❓ FAQs

    Can it be grown in containers?
    Yes—with a deep pot, quality soil, and winter cold exposure.

    When does Yang Fei Chu Yu bloom in Australia?
    Flowers typically appear between November and December.

    Is it drought-tolerant?
    Water-wise once established, though it benefits from regular moisture.

    What soil pH is best?
    Neutral to slightly acidic (around pH 7.0).

    Does it need staking?
    Support is optional—late blooms are often sturdy, but wind or rain may benefit from staking.