High Volume Case BR: an attractive expansion of the Kébol Plants High Volume Case BR program

Our Bare Root Perennial program has been expanded for the upcoming season! With the removal of the original 15,000 plant minimum, all customers now have access to our High Volume program, offering more attractive pricing when ordering full cases. All varieties that are currently included in our regular bag program are now also available in the expanded High Volume selection.

Order deadlines for Spring 2025: be on time!

Preparations for Spring 2025 are in full swing! In two weeks, we will begin packing the perennials and preparing the orders for their shipping windows. To avoid disappointment, please take note of the orders deadlines below to see when your customers should place orders for their desired delivery week.

Don’t forget the tags!

Your customer has the option to have our bare root perennials delivered with or without a tag. This colorful tag includes consumer information and is of high quality, giving a premium look to a finished perennial. Note: the choice for a tag must be indicated when placing the order!

Tips & Tricks for overwintering Peonies (Paeonia)

Overwintering potted Peonies follows similar principles as other perennials, though certain parts of the process can be fine-tuned for optimal care.

Location
Ideally, keep Paeonies in a hoop or poly house with ventilation options. Ventilation prevents early growth of the eyes during dormancy in case of temperature fluctuations, supporting healthy root development. When keeping Peonies outside, monitor weather conditions closely. Cover pots during sudden cold snaps or extreme conditions. Prevent the soil from freezing solid and ensure roots remain firmly in the soil for healthy growth.

Temperature Requirements
Fall-potted peonies require 500-700 hours at 32-37ºF for vernalization. Plants imported from the Netherlands after January 1 don’t require this and have been vernalized already. After this cold period, Peonies grow best naturally and cool, without additional heating. Good ventilation is important.

Watering
Peonies are sensitive to overwatering! Overwatering, or allowing the soil to become soggy, can lead to root rot. After the initial watering, wait until the plants begin to emerge before watering again. During growth, water as needed (the soil should be neither too dry nor too wet).

Looking for additional cultivation information?

Don’t hesitate to contact us or download our Growing Guides for practical tips and comprehensive cultivation advice!