Peonies in containers

Peonies are amazing flowers that come in every color but blue and can live to be up to 100 years old! Peonies come in so many different shapes and sizes and

Peonies are a treasured favorite among gardeners, appreciated for their abundant flowers, striking foliage, captivating scent, and remarkable charm. Despite their infrequent blooming schedule, they remain a top choice for those who admire enduring natural beauty in the garden.

Here are some of the best companion plants for peonies!

Peonies are compact in size, which leads many people to wonder if they are suitable for growing in pots. Here we look at the best ways to grow peonies in containers, and how their care differs from peonies grown in the ground.

If you don’t have a lot of garden space, consider growing peonies in a container. Potted peonies are just as beautiful as garden peonies and are easy to grow.

Peonies are a gardener’s delight! They are beloved for their bountiful blooms, bold foliage, inviting fragrance and exquisite beauty. Though they rarely bloom

Peonies are one of only a few flowers I grow on my flower farm. Why? They’re easy to grow, low maintenance, in high demand, profitable, and they allow me to build a business that works for me. In my eyes, they are a unicorn flower. If I was starting a new flower farm from scratch, I'd start with these 10 essential peony varieties.

Extend peony blossom season with this simple trick to make peonies last longer. You'll be able to enjoy these beatiful blossoms for up to a month.

Peonies typically grow outdoors in gardens, but you can also grow them in big containers since they have larger roots than other plants. There are several varieties of peonies. Tree peonies are best f...

The stages of peony blooms - showing the marshmallow stage, the earliest a bud should be cut for use in a peony arrangement.