Want peony blooms every spring? Plant fall peonies to enjoy these beauties in your flower garden. Also learn when to divide ...

With good care, a peony can thrive for more than 100 years, making the plant a keepsake for generations of gardeners and a wise investment for thrifty green thumbs.

Speaking to Newsweek, author and house plant expert Lisa Eldred Steinkopf said peonies are "a long-lived plant," often growing for 100 years or more. In the U.S., most peonies are grown in states ...

How to plant peony bulbs Growing your own ruffled peonies is easy to do, but it is crucial that you know which variety you are planting. The most common types of peonies are tree peonies and ...

The disease triangle Three conditions must be met for any plant disease to develop: the pathogen must be present in the environment; the host plant must be susceptible to infection by the pathogen ...

My tree peony always has bounced back from this leaf disease, but I'm sure it weakens the plant. The control is to spray with a fungicide every 7 to 10 starting from when the leaves emerge in spring.

Many customers at Peony’s Envy say they want only pink and white flowers, Ms. Gagan said: “I always tell them, ‘Take one step, or two, outside your comfort zone.’” Peony’s Envy ...

To plant a tree peony, place the grafted root 4-6 inches below the soil line or 2 inches below the soil if not grafted. Supports help hold up the heavy flowers.

With others, it can also show in the leaves. Potatoes can get dark spots in the tuber. It doesn’t affect peony flowers, but sometimes the plant can be stunted or just not grow well.

An Itoh peony, a yellow one, would add some variety to the colors in the flower beds. Bartzella popped up in a nursery, and the cost — around $30 — seemed well worth it, especially watching it ...