And as your flowers start to grow, you may need to add stakes to keep tall or heavy peonies upright. If you’re ready to bring your flowers indoors, rinse or shake them off to say goodbye to the ants.

This guide explains why and how to cut back peonies at the right time for healthier plants and more flowers. Related: 12 Perennials to Cut Back in Fall Peonies have a crown and storage roots below the ...

Tucked on the rugged shore of the vast Pacific Ocean, the Cape Meares National Wildlife Refuge is easily one of Oregon's most ...

Freezing temperatures have brought the growing season to an end. Gardeners now should focus attention on getting yard and ...

Q. When can I transplant a peony plant? — J. Email A. The best time to transplant peonies is in the fall, so dig in anytime this month. First, cut back any peony foliage to ground level.

Peony time — dividing that is. Peonies are one of the rare exceptions ... their root system looks very different than other plants. I can best describe it as a tangled mess of carrot looking ...

Combining perennials that bloom during each season ensures your garden or landscaping will be constantly flowering ...

It is this surge of new spring growth that will crowd out many weeds waiting to fill in the bare spots of an underfed lawn. Q. When can I transplant a peony plant? — J. Email A. The best time to ...

Elmwood Cemetery in Memphis is home to over 2,500 unique Victorian-era gravesites called "cradle gardens." Learn about their ...

Fescue can be cut back to 2 1/2” for fall and winter. Seeding or over seeding fescue in the fall will yield best results.

A new study has decoded the complex genome of the Tibetan wild tree peony (Paeonia ludlowii), revealing its evolutionary ...