Peonies dazzle in late spring to summer with their large, blousy blooms. And if you already have one plant, it's possible to make more. If you want to grow more peonies from collected seeds, avoid the ...

I have some wonderful peonies that came with my home. This year one patch — I have three of them — has these funny looking pods where the blooms were. Each one has what looks like tiny seeds. How do I ...

If you are interested in collecting seeds from your peony, wait until the pods are truly ripe. They turn brown and leathery and begin to split open when it’s time to collect the pods.

Kennedy Craig Errett asks, is it possible to propagate a peony from seed and if so what is the process? I don’t have the option of trying to divide the peony since it grows and blooms prolifically in ...

A few simple post-bloom tasks now can reward you with stronger plants and a spectacular display next spring ...

Deadheading peonies is important for more than just looks—it's also important for the plant's health. Learn exactly how to do ...

Are your peonies all spent? The experts have shared their expertise on what to do next with the plant to keep it happy and ...

First round of major deadheading is under way as the peonies are coming to a close for the season. The only peony I have that is still at its peak is Lullaby, a very late variety. Deadheading ...

Peonies produce huge, delicate blooms that often seem to appear out of nowhere. One day, they’re a tight-knit ball of green, busting at the seams—and the next, they’re as big as your hand featuring ...

But if you want to make peony flowers really shine, try growing these companion plants for peonies for even more garden color ...