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  • 2019 Peony Rose Season is FuAhead

    by Christine Gellie
    Hi, I'm Chris and very excited to let you know that our peony season will soon be in full swing for picking in November. Make sure to follow us on ...

  • Surround yourself with the things you love……..

    by Christine Gellie
    Today I’ve made a pack with myself.  That right, something I’ll look at and love every day.  For months I have wanted to buy more indoor plants (no...

  • Spring has sprung…. Spoil yourself and others with Peony Bath Salts & Lavender Eye Pillows.

    by Christine Gellie
    Ok.  I have a confession!  I'm a real sucker for Spring. The brisk, cold winter mornings can be glorious in the New England, however the shorter da...

  • Workplace Giving – Gifts for Well Being with the Flower Farm Guyra

    by Christine Gellie
    Amazing employees are the backbone of any successful business so it makes sense to reward staff with special gifts throughout the year.  It may be ...

  • Self Care - Why taking a bath with our Peony Bath Salts can be the most important thing you do for yourself on a weekly basis….

    by Christine Gellie
    Setting time aside to relax and unwind is important.  Creating small rituals, such as having a bath can truly relax your mind and body. This is a s...

  • Gardening in Cold Climates

    by Christine Gellie
      On Monday  I attended the annual GUYRA Garden Club lunch with guest speaker Simon Rickard. He lives in the central Victoria highlands so well kn...

  • Seasonal Peony Rose Update

    by Christine Gellie
    Winter jobs at the Peony Patch

  • What does a peony tubular look like underground and when is the best time to split and divide?

    by Christine Gellie
    A peony tubular is brittle to remove from the soil and heavy to lift. The video below explains parts of the peony plant.   The best time to divide ...

  • Why peony roses are "The King of Flowers?"

    by Christine Gellie
    Are Peony Roses the "King of Flowers?"

  • Ensuring vase life longevity for your peonies

    by Christine Gellie
    Ensuring your flowers remain beautifully fresh for as long as possible is a must. People often ask me this question so I have detailed a few tips a...