Adam Boyer+Followthink twice before planting peonies this spring – Here’s Why!Peonies are garden showstoppers, but planting them in spring might leave you waiting years for blooms! 🌸 These perennials thrive when planted in fall (September/October) as cooler temps help roots grow deep and strong. Spring-planted peonies often develop shallow roots, struggle in new soil, and use up energy reserves, delaying flowers. For success: - Choose bare-root plants (healthier than potted ones!). - Plant 2 inches deep in rich, well-draining soil with 6+ hours of sun. - Skip mulch in winter to ensure they chill properly (500-1,000 hours below 40°F). Plan ahead – order peonies in winter for fall delivery and prep stakes to support their 3-foot height.🌱 #GardeningTips #Peonies #FallPlanting #Home384Share
