I have some peony bulbs that I want to plant but they are sprouting already and I don’t have the holes ready. Could I plant t

he in big pots until the holes are ready? I have some peoni bulbs that are sprouting already, but I do’t have the holes dug and it’s going to take me a while.
My question, could I plant the bulbs in big planters and then transfer them to the ground?

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#1 Comment By Rena Esset On 04/03/2017 @ 6:20 pm

Peonies typically grow from chunks of root, not bulbs. Do you have a picture or more information to help identify what you’ve got?

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