Peony Plants: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 24, 2026
Browse 17 listings for Peony Plants, including options from White Flower Farm and Burpee. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 17 displayed listings with prices are listed from $19.95 to $99.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The selection features bare-root plants, potted collections, and mixed peony bundles.
Most listings are from White Flower Farm and Burpee, offering classic varieties such as Sarah Bernhardt, Karl Rosenfield, and newer hybrids like ‘Raspberry Sundae’.
When buying, check whether the plant is bare-root or potted, its mature size, and its preferred planting zone to ensure healthy growth.

Uncommon Treasures Peony Trio
White Flower Farm
$99.00

Sarah Bernhardt Peony Bare Root
Burpee
$22.95

Karl Rosenfield Peony Bare Root
Burpee
$22.95

Coral Charm Peony Bare Roots
Burpee
$19.95

Peony 'Lovely Rose'
White Flower Farm
$30.00

Fragrant Pink Peony Collection
White Flower Farm
$65.00

Peony 'Lorelei'
White Flower Farm
$48.00

Peony 'Many Happy Returns'
White Flower Farm
$22.00

Peony 'Cytherea'
White Flower Farm
$25.00

Peony 'Gardenia'
White Flower Farm
$24.00

Peony 'Henry Bockstoce'
White Flower Farm
$24.00

The Peony Parade Collection
White Flower Farm
$99.00

Peony 'Claire de Lune'
White Flower Farm
$26.00

Peony 'Raspberry Sundae'
White Flower Farm
$28.00

Peony 'Myrtle Gentry'
White Flower Farm
$30.00

Old-Time Peony Collection
White Flower Farm
$39.00

Peony 'Edulis Superba'
White Flower Farm
$24.00
Questions
What is the best time to plant peonies?
Plant bare-root peonies in the fall, allowing roots to establish before winter.
Do peonies need full sun?
Peonies thrive in full sun to light shade, with at least six hours of direct light daily.
How often should I water newly planted peonies?
Keep the soil evenly moist for the first few weeks, then water deeply once a week during dry periods.
Can I grow peonies in containers?
Yes, dwarf varieties can be grown in large pots with well-draining soil and regular feeding.