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Bush type plant with long thin leaves - growing FAST!



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Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 7:42 pm   Post subject:


That depends on the type, I think. I've planted peonies that bloomed the same year, and I've planted peonies that sulked for several years before blooming. I'm hoping you'll get a flower there. Most of the new ones seem not to mind being moved about at all.


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