Timing is critical. “Ideally, the best time to prune peonies is late fall—once the foliage begins to die back and turn brown or yellow—and after the first frost," says Paris Lalicata, head of plant ...

The best technique for cutting peonies to get the most from your blooms originally appeared on Dengarden. I want to show you the best way to harvest your peony flowers to get the longest vase life. As ...

To cut or not to cut — that’s the question lots of gardeners ask when it’s time to put the garden to bed. When it comes to old-fashioned peonies, the answer hasn’t changed during the years — cut ...

Peonies are one of the most planted flowers in the garden. A lot of you probably have peonies that belonged to a parent or a grandparent. I have several that belonged to my grandmother, and I think of ...

The peony blooming season is a short but sweet one. When the last few petals have fallen, it's time to deadhead your peonies. Removing the faded blooms is for more than just looks—it's also important ...

Timing is everything when it comes to cutting back this vibrant flower in order to secure a recurring flush of growth the following year. Cutting back too soon could halt the growth of the plant and ...

Knowing when to cut back peonies is among the most important things gardeners can do (after learning how to grow peonies naturally). While this flower is not too tricky to care for, it requires an ...

Q. I want to move my peony plants to a sunnier spot in the garden. Please give me detailed instructions. –Bob Naughton, Chicago A. While peony plants prefer to stay where they were planted originally ...