American Meadows Felix Crousse Peony

These peonies ship in the fall, which is the ideal time for planting. Getting them into the ground in autumn allows the roots to establish themselves before the winter dormancy, ensuring a stronger start for spring growth.

Yes, it is highly recommended. Because Felix Crousse produces large, heavy, double-petaled blooms, the stems may need support to prevent them from drooping or breaking, especially after a heavy rain.

No, these are not considered deer-resistant. If you have a high deer population in your area, you may need to use protective measures or plant them in an area that is fenced or less accessible to wildlife.

For the best bloom production, plant your Felix Crousse in a location that receives full sun. While they can tolerate some light shade, they perform most reliably and produce the most vibrant flowers when given at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily.

Absolutely. These peonies are excellent for cutting, boasting large, fragrant, magenta-red blooms that make a striking addition to fresh bouquets.

They thrive in loamy, well-draining soil. Good drainage is critical for peonies, as they are susceptible to root rot if left in standing water or heavy, clay-like soil that stays soggy.