Hydrangeas get very large ,allow enough space for the root systems..Peonies may take more than one season to bloom,so if you are looking for instant color that may not be the best choice
If you don’t already have these plant species, do yourself a favor and research them first. There are many varieties of hydrangea, some that get huge. http://www.hydrangeashydrangeas.com/pruning.html
My peonies get 4‘ tall and have to be staked to keep the huge blooms from falling on the ground. I‘m delighted to say I always have bouquets. I can’t stress enough; research, research, research. When I bought my house thee was a 20’ camellia growing barely a foot away from the foundation dropping hundreds of blossoms into the rain gutter.
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Hydrangeas get very large ,allow enough space for the root systems..Peonies may take more than one season to bloom,so if you are looking for instant color that may not be the best choice
Absolutely! It's a traditional pairing.
http://peonysenvy.com/companion_plants.html
http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/outdoors/gardening/hydrangea-garden
If you don’t already have these plant species, do yourself a favor and research them first. There are many varieties of hydrangea, some that get huge. http://www.hydrangeashydrangeas.com/pruning.html
My peonies get 4‘ tall and have to be staked to keep the huge blooms from falling on the ground. I‘m delighted to say I always have bouquets. I can’t stress enough; research, research, research. When I bought my house thee was a 20’ camellia growing barely a foot away from the foundation dropping hundreds of blossoms into the rain gutter.
Another flowering shrub is Weigela. https://www.google.com/search?q=all+about+Weigela&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari