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When Are Peonies in Season in Australia?
When Are Peonies in Season in Australia?. Dubbed the 'Queen of Flowers' peonies are well suited for Australian climates and are in season from mid-to-late October until mid-December. Established peonies are drought resistant and the root systems shut down during hot summers.
Dubbed the 'Queen of Flowers' peonies are well suited for Australian climates and are in season from mid-to-late October until mid-December. Established peonies are drought resistant and the root systems shut down during hot summers.
Herbaceous peonies feature layers of delicate petals that form large flower-heads and bloom in spring until summer. Cooler winter temperatures in Australia's southern states make herbaceous peonies easier to grow.
