"Peonies are very easy to grow. Once you get them planted and rooted, you don't have to do a lot. But you have to be in the ...

The author notes that hydrangeas, which are perennial everywhere, are noted for being pink or red growing in alkaline soil ...

Deadheading peonies doesn't encourage more flowers in the current season but benefits the plant long-term. Removing spent peony flowers can improve the plant's appearance, strengthen root and stem ...

Peonies bear 3-6 inch diameter, ... You can order bare root peonies from nurseries or divide from a neighbor’s planting. When dividing peonies, cut the stems near ground level.

One gardening expert revealed how you can encourage peonies to produce "more blooms" that look beautiful in the garden.

Fernleaf peonies form a neatly rounded mound growing about 14 inches high, shorter than the common garden peony, which can reach 30 to 36 inches. Fernleaf peonies hold their deep red flowers ...

Peonies need a lot of food as their extensive root systems dig deep into the soil. Deep underground, it can be difficult for them to source nutrients, particularly after a long cold snap.

"Peonies are very easy to grow. Once you get them planted and rooted, you don't have to do a lot. But you have to be in the right climate. You need at least 32 days with weather below 32 degrees ...

Peony roots do need to be kept moist so make sure to utilize several inches of mulch to cover their shallow rhizomes. Although Itoh peonies generally live 10-20 years, they can persist for 50 ...