Discover the perfect companion plants for peonies, including a ground cover with lime-green flowers and brilliant, blooming ...

One thing we love about peonies is that they do really well here. Cold winters don’t bother them. This is because they need ...

Normally, after planting a bare root peony, you will get a plant with leaves the following season, but maybe not buds. Within two years, buds should start to form each spring and give you flowers ...

But dramatic as they might be, there are plenty of plants you can place alongside peonies, that can help them flourish and make for a dazzling display. As they’re fairly low-maintenance ...

Unlike regular tulips, these tulips are layered with many leaves, making them look ... with other flowers or filler plants—they look great as is. The peony tulips from Trader Joe's come in ...

The garden must have a spot for a herbaceous peony, where the roots can take over, and flowers burst into action each late spring into early summer. It’s nice and easy to plant peony bare ...