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Wholesale Peony Festiva Maxima Bare Root Live Plants - Outdoor Garden
Wholesale Peony Festiva Maxima Bare Root Live Plants - Outdoor Garden
Wholesale Peony Festiva Maxima Bare Root Live Plants - Outdoor Garden
Wholesale Peony Festiva Maxima Bare Root Live Plants - Outdoor Garden
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Description
Paeonia 'Festiva Maxima' is a classic garden peony known for its large, fragrant white blooms with striking red accents at the center. This double-flowered variety is a late-spring bloomer and thrives in full sun with well-drained soil. It’s a low-maintenance plant that adds charm and elegance to gardens, perfect for borders, hedges, or as a focal point. Plant in the fall for the best results, spacing roots 3–4 feet apart, and enjoy up to 6 weeks of blooms by combining early, mid, and late-season varieties. Peonies are beloved for their beauty, lush foliage, and nostalgic appeal.
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I try not to post negative reviews, but felt this was necessary. I opened the package to find the aloe shoved into a box that was too small for it. What were advertised as Christmas cacti are actually Easter/spring cacti. I just happened upon a video talking about the differences between the shapes and the flowers between the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter cacti. Is it really that big of a deal? No, but between this and the aloe, it’s extremely frustrating.
I try not to post negative reviews, but felt this was necessary. I opened the package to find the aloe shoved into a box that was too small for it. What were advertised as Christmas cacti are actually Easter/spring cacti. I just happened upon a video talking about the differences between the shapes and the flowers between the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter cacti. Is it really that big of a deal? No, but between this and the aloe, it’s extremely frustrating.
29 oct. 2025 • Rachel • Mayfield Heights, OH, United States
