Tricky to tell its age as the environment affects it so much. However, if you haven't just planted it already flowering (!), they usually take a few years to produce flowers.
They can be very slow to flower as Bob says. Good luck with it anyway - whatever you decide to do with it. If it's right beside that hedging - it might not grow any bigger!
There's quite a few people here with tree peonies so they'll be better able to advise you on the best place for it etc
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Peony by the look of it
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
It's a tree peony, but as to cultivar, Lord only knows. Ambrose Congreve?
H-C
Very bonny though HC, isn't it? Apologies, Rachel - I meant to add tree in front of peony
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Many thanks, do you think this is a young plant then as it's only about 10cm high with two flowers.
It must be bigger than ten centimetres Rachel- that's only four inches!
Is it very near that hedge behind? It's quite hard to tell from the photo. You might need to relocate it
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Hahaha.....sorry....was listening to my 80 year old mum in the background....she's sniggering now!!! It's about a foot high!
Tricky to tell its age as the environment affects it so much. However, if you haven't just planted it already flowering (!), they usually take a few years to produce flowers.
Rachel
They can be very slow to flower as Bob says. Good luck with it anyway - whatever you decide to do with it. If it's right beside that hedging - it might not grow any bigger!
There's quite a few people here with tree peonies so they'll be better able to advise you on the best place for it etc
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...