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A recent article in Greenity, a Dutch trade journal, talked about peony growing. Quite interesting and as nearly all visitors to this site won’t be able to understand it as it’s written in Dutch, here’s our manual
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Read MoreA recent article in Greenity, a Dutch trade journal, talked about peony growing. Quite interesting and as nearly all visitors to this site won't be able to understand it as it's written in Dutch, here's our manual translation: Growers’ cooperation....
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An article about peony growing in warmer and colder climates to lengthen the season at both sides.
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Two years ago we found a mutated plant in one row of Rozella plants. Instead of the usual dark pink blooms, we found a plant with half of the stems delivering beautiful pale pink ones. Rozella being an ex
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Read MoreTwo years ago we found a mutated plant in one row of Rozella plants. Instead of the usual dark pink blooms, we found a plant with half of the stems delivering beautiful pale pink ones. Rozella being an excellent...
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Many peony shows have been going on. This was the Dutch peony show at CNB (a very large plant brokering company).
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A short time ago we posted an image of one of our polyethylene tunnels with peonies in. This was just to show how they were growing, but as it turned out some people showed
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great works!
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Registration for the site seems to be failing currently. Can’t have been for a long time as less than three days ago Yuliya was able to register. We’ll try to solve it, if in the meantime you’d like to register for the site, send an email to [email protected] and we’ll add you manually.
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Some problems with the news streams. No time to solve it now, so currently only the nurseries news is being updated.
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In vitro shoot multiplication and rooting of wild Paeonia officinalis L., subsp. officinalishttps://doi.org/10.17660/eJHS.2018/83.3.1#eJHS_journal
Geplaatst door International Society for Horticultural Science – ISHS op Vrijdag 6 juli 2018
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Does look interesting…
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Somewhat different to most peonies when sprouting. Paeonia tenuifolia first, then P. brownii a few days later compared to the earlier posted image and finally the already finely dissected young foliage of P. decomposita.
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