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Peonies After Rain or Hail: How to Help Your Fl...

Peonies After Rain or Hail: How to Help Your Flowers Recover Heavy rain or hail can leave your beloved peonies looking battered — from bent or broken stems to bruised...

How to Transplant Peonies Without Harming Their...

Gardeners often choose to transplant peonies when the plants become overcrowded, receive too little sunlight, or when they are redesigning their garden layout. Moving peonies may seem risky, but with...

Peonies and Frost: How to Prepare Your Plants f...

Peonies and frost have a natural relationship — while these perennials are cold-hardy, sudden temperature drops can still damage young shoots and buds. Peonies are naturally hardy perennials, known for...

How to Propagate Peonies by Dividing the Root: ...

Propagating peonies by dividing the root is one of the most reliable and effective ways to grow new, healthy plants. This classic method helps gardeners rejuvenate older peony bushes or...

Autumn Planting – The Key to a Blooming Spring ...

Autumn planting is one of the most effective ways to ensure a vibrant, healthy, and blooming spring garden. During fall, peonies and other perennials experience ideal conditions for root development...

Guide to Deadheading Peonies: Tips for Longer B...

Deadheading is the process of removing faded or wilted flowers, and when it comes to peonies, this simple step makes a big difference. Regular deadheading peonies not only keeps your...