To prune in spring, summer or fall -- that is the question. Luckily, we have some answers for you because these perennials ...

Use the date of your first expected fall frost as a guide. Divide and replant peonies 4 weeks before the first anticipated killing frost in your area. The soil will remain warm enough for good root ...

With some simple peony care in spring, you can give plants a head start on the growing season. Here's what you need to do to ...

A deer in your garden is equal parts charming and nerve-wracking. But there are plenty of deer-resistant flowers and bushes ...

From the black-eyed susans to the marigolds, the plants surrounding Hilari Hinnant’s Millersville home are there to serve the insects. Her garden’s so pollinator-friendly, it’s earned certifications ...

The West Virginia University garden calendar recommends dividing peonies this month. Peonies are perennial favorites in the flower garden. Few herbaceous plants can rival them for floral display and ...

I would like to plant a peony bush this year. Anything special I need to know? A: Good soil, full sun and don't plant too deeply. The main threat to peonies is rotting in wet soil and also the threat ...

The peonies at Yvonne Musser's farm in Manor Township start with an early-blooming coral peony. Later, there are Maxima peonies, a type with sturdy stems and white, fragrant flowers. The pinks range ...

The tan farmhouse is surrounded by hundreds of green, bushy plants covered in lush blooms, some as big as salad plates. There are peonies as far as the eyes can see, in colors ranging from pure white ...

When it comes to showy blooms, few can rival the robust, deciduous peony - its large, extravagant flowers in red, pink, coral, yellow, white or purple are a coveted addition to any summer garden.

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Q • I have two peony bushes, one white and one pink. They are more than five years old and bloom every year. This year the pink ...