How much spacing should peony flowers be planted?

1. Judging by the plants

1. One or two year old seedlings: Maintaining appropriate planting spacing will facilitate later growth. If the crops are planted too densely, growth cannot be guaranteed; if they are planted too sparsely, land resources are not used well. If you are planting one or two year old seedlings, they have a shorter growth period and are smaller in size. In order to make better use of the land, the row and plant spacing can be set to 20cm×50cm or 40cm×25cm. Both ranges are more appropriate.

2. Three-year-old seedlings: If you are planting three-year-old seedlings, the plant shape has become larger at this time, and the plant spacing and row spacing can be set to 40cm×50cm.

3. Three years and above: If the plant is more than three years old, the row and plant spacing can be set to 50cm×60cm. The specific spacing can be adjusted in time according to the situation, and issues such as water, fertilizer, sunlight, and post-management need to be considered.

2. Judging by Purpose

1. Production area: If you plant peonies in a production area, you need to ensure a good yield. Within a suitable range, try to plant them as densely as possible, with a plant spacing of 50cm×60cm in rows and plants.

2. Ornamental area: For the ornamental area, the planting does not need to be too dense, and the row spacing can be set to 100cm×100cm.