[AndyRVTR]

Hi everyone, I wonder if anyone can help answer my question..  I appear to have some plants in my plot that are springing up and getting taller by the day.
They appear to be in a row planted 2 wide, but I havn't got a clue when it comes to identifying them... anyone any idea's?

[topgardener]

Not a very clear picture but could be peonies

[celjaci]

I would say peony too. They are real survivors and often keep growing when all else is overgrown.
There are lots of varieties with red, pink or white flowers but red is the most common.
They are great as cut flowers, long lasting and with a look of old roses.
They can be dried too - pick them before the flower is fully open and hang somewhere warm & dry

[AndyRVTR]

mmmm.. peony's... I've never heard of them before... can they be bought in the shops?

[sunshineband]

Looks identical to the peonies in our garden. You can buy them as cut flowers these days but from the look of these you won't be needing to 

[AndyRVTR]

  They (along with Daff's) are in a section of the plot approx 4m x 3m, although I like flowers (as does the wife), I can think of better uses for the land... ie, VEG 

Then again.... wife... flowers... FREE flowers.... I think they might just be staying now... 

[Stripey_cat]

You can move them (they're perennial), although the plants won't flower for a year or two after being disturbed.  They're quite deep-rooting, so dig up a rootball at least twice as big as you think you need!

[diggerjoe]

I would  say peonies I have  a one called Sarah Bernhard I think that how its spelt and the scent is amazing when in full flower. It in a neglected corner  but blooms without fail every year.

[AndyRVTR]

Thanks a bunch guys/girls...

[cant grow owt]

I would agree with the peonies, i moved ours a few years ago and they came into flower first year, i did move them when dormant though.

[coo!]

yep got some sproutin in me garden now! peonies

[JulesJ]

I'd say peony too - it looks identical to my Dr. Alexander Fleming.

[Celery]

I think it could be a fruit bush.I have some very similar on my plot and I know it fruit bush because my mother bought it for me.
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