Tropicals & Tender Perennials: My Amorph current state of affairs - winter, 1 by tropicbreeze

tropicbreeze wrote:
I'd agree about not starting Amorphs off at this time of year in your climate. Be too big of a headache later on. And keeping them in pots lets you move them around to take advantage of warm spots. The thing about keeping titanums potted is more about keeping them evenly moist so they don't dry out. The potting soil is really the best for that.

Here's some photos of paeoniifolius. The first (left) is one out bush. It's about the same size as mine in the pot (second photo). Mine was 2.27 metres tall (just the plant, not including the pot). The last photo is the tuber mine produced end of season.