By some estimates, there are as many as 33 species within the genus Paeonia, known collectively as peonies. Most are ...

Scarlet Heaven' is an Itoh peony with deep scarlet-red petals surrounding a golden yellow center. The seven to nine-inch wide ...

Fall is the best time to dig, divide and move peonies, as long as the work is completed five or six weeks before the ground ...

but they add a burst of spring-like colour and fragrance to any space. Their appeal is also proven: the flower delivery company Bloom & Wild previously said that, during peony season 2020 ...

If you want beautiful peonies next year, you need to look after them now, especially in the current cold weather.

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Dig around the plant, taking care to cut as few ... After planting, water heavily. Peonies are not the only plants that can be divided in the fall. As a general rule, spring-blooming plants ...

Some preparation in the fall can help protect plants, even if winter temperatures drop well below freezing. Wrap containers ...

Some of the best plants to fall divide include spring and early summer blooming perennials like peony, columbine, salvia, ...

especially if they're being planted in spring or summer. After the first year, established plants shouldn't need routine watering. Many peonies have very large flower heads so it’s useful to ...

To many people, a bouquet of peony blooms signals spring has arrived ... Cautiously dig around and under the plants, taking care not to break off the roots. After the plants have been dug around ...