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How to Care For Peony flowers

The peony is one of nature's most beautiful creations. It's a stunning addition to any garden.

Late spring and early summer are prime time for peony blooms. Many gardeners believe that planting peonies in the autumn will result in more flowers the following year.

When it comes to blooming, this flower does not need to be pruned. Pruning peonies is only necessary to remove diseased or damaged stems.

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A well-drained soil is ideal for peonies. Even if the soil isn't very fertile or rich, proper drainage is essential.

A location that receives early morning sunlight and afternoon shade is ideal spot for the pot.

During the growing season, give your plant nutrient-rich fertilizer to encourage rapid and healthy development.

Pruning in the winter causes the plant to go into dormancy, allowing for spring regrowth.

Do not water the plant from the top. It Increase the risk of fungal disease due to wetting of the stems and leaves.

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