Why Doesn't My Tree Peony Bloom?

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There are several reasons for a Tree Peony to fail to bloom. Among them are being too young, planted too deeply, too much shade, certain diseases, being overcrowded or even over-fertilization.

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Lisa Caswell holds a license in cosmetology and has practiced in the field since 1980. With a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Quincy College, she also serves as a victims' advocate for those affected by domestic or sexual violence.

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