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Peonies are gorgeous perennial flowers that grow as a herbaceous cultivar and as a… More
Fern peonies, also known as fern leaf peonies or Paeonia tenuifolia, are perennial shrubs… More
... herbaceous (non-woody) plants, others are trees. Peonies are grown for their beauty and… More
Peonies, from the Paeoniaceae family, are herbaceous perennials that create large, lacy blooms and… More
Minnesota gardeners grow a variety of perennial flowers in a state where the first… More
Peonies survive for 50 years or more, returning each year in larger clumps. These… More
...st spectacular of the spring-blooming perennials, peonies produce large, show-stopping, fragrant blossoms predominantly in… More
Peonies are appreciated for their large and showy flowers, which come in a variety… More
Peonies are herbaceous perennial plants that exhibit an abundance of large, colorful flowers every… More
...Michigan can make gardening a challenge, however, Peonies thrive in cooler climates. Peonies are… More
Peonies are a long-standing favorite among gardeners, with their rich foliage and showy blossoms… More
Growing peonies in Arizona is a challenge in the desert areas of the state,… More
...s we need blossoms to open before they are ready. Peonies purchased for a… More
Native to China and Japan, peonies are now grown in temperate areas throughout the… More
Georgia's rich soil conditions make peonies the perfect choice for your lawn and garden.… More
Peonies (also spelled paeonies) are the sole genus from Paeoniaceae, with up to 40… More
Peonies will survive undisturbed for several decades after planting, so preparation of the site… More
...changeably by gardeners. There are two species of peonies: the garden or herbaceous peony… More
Peonies are a staple in many flower gardens. With their large lovely blooms they… More
A bit of history and a lot of information about growing Indiana's state flower,… More
Growing peonies from the seed is done by collecting the blooms as soon as they… More
... 1 to 3 years to bloom. To get good blooms, plant peonies in the… More
To enjoy an outdoor space all year round, incorporate plants, flowers and shrubs that bloom… More
When transplanting peonies, try to dig around the tree to keep all the roots intact.… More
Growing peony flowers produces huge blooms in the springtime. Grow peony flowers with tips from… More
Growing peony flowers involves planting three or four bulbs close together and only two inches… More
If you live in a small apartment or want a window flower arrangement, planting bulbs… More
Angelique is one of the easiest tulips to recognize because of its double structure. Learn… More
Flower gardens can be made in a variety of ways, but in general, they require… More
Peonies require full, hot sun and cold winters to bloom, so planting the root far… More
Learn how to choose the perfect peonies for your summertime garden in this free educational… More
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Learn how to choose the perfect scilla peruviana bulbs for your summertime garden in this… More
Learn how to give your garden lots of color in this free gardening video about… More
Learn how to choose the perfect tulip bulbs for your summertime garden in this free… More
Discover the best places to find the perfect peonies for planting in this free educational… More
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:confused: Why are my beautiful irises & peonies falling down? Every year I have to rush out & cut them & bring them in the house rather than admire their beauty outside. Does anyone have a solution to my problem? Thanks, in advance. Ann :( More
...story. ;) Spring had finally arrived as the young peonies emerged from the rich soil promising a season filled with delicate beauty and a heady fragrance. More
...n the start of redoing a flowerbed and i have two Peonies and I'm not sure how to go about moving them. Should I dig up the plants the way they are and… More
There are some peonies growing between our condo property and the vacant property next door, white ones. Currently they have no petals but they do have what I think is seed pods. I would like to collect them for a few neighbors who have been admiring them but can't get… More
...flower beds with 125 daylillies, over 500 tulips, peonies, verbena, and on down to a very small full sun area. Need ideas of what I can plant in full sun that will survive in a small area. Thanks and have a sunny day. Stella More
... I successfully grow phlox, lillies of all kinds, peonies, hosta, campanula, roses, etc. Any ideas why these particular flowers don't like me? Thanks. Janet K. Edited, the thread… More
...ything else goes to sleep for with winter. I have peonies, astilbe, bleeding hearts, hostas, coleus, etc. But I want something evergreen that… More
... share and trade if anyone is in my area. Hostas, peonies, and seedum for the most part. I just planted some… More
...em to get real tall?Maybe 5 feet or so?I have two peonies in each corner of flower bed and need something else to plant in the middle of flower bed any suggestions… More
...o we had somethin kinda simalar but it was by the peonies an rises man were they pretty too it lasted acouple years too so yea whats this?? More
do you deadhead peonies?how far down? any help will be welcome. ty. More
... have munched clematis to below ground level, AND peonies to ground level? Rabbits don't, I think, like both, so do I have two different critters, or what? More
...his. Anyway moving from Md. to Va. will I kill my peonies if I move them now. Probably wont really go til August. :) More
...and gave me four more planters. I am wondering if peonies will do okay in the barrels. I have two peonies already but I would like to get more and then plant them in the containers. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you. More
I may not be in the correct category for this question, but here goes. I planted a peony last year for the first time. It never did a thing but sit there. Then it seemed to die. Gone completely. To my surprise a plant is coming up in that spot… More
Am I going to kill three 5-year-old plants if I try to move them? I have decided that the first place I planted them is not the best place..... Next question is, since they are spring bloomers, do I wait until they bloom to move them??? More
... the last 20+years. Someone else told me Japanese peonies have only been around our gardens for the last 10 years or so. Also… More
Thanks, I thought it was fall. I have not fertilized. As far as pruning, I usually cut off the dead blooms when they finish -- usually in mid-June and then cut the foliage back almost to the ground in late fall when its dying. Up until this year I got… More
They don't have a scent either :) I have a three year old peony bed in my fron yard, in the sun, protected from wind, in good soil, well drained, I feed it, I water, I cut the spent blooms, and I cut it back every year. I did my… More
I moved into a house that has a huge row of great Peonies already planted ~ but I know nothing about them. Once Peonies bloom, when is the right time to cut back the stems? Do you have to tie them back and wait for the stems to turn brown,… More
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