Find out when to plant peonies as bare-root starts, then use these tips to get your plants off to a strong start.

it may be desirable to divide a peony that has become too big for the space available or to create more peony plants in your garden or when moving house,’ explains Alec White, Owner of Primrose ...

It's the right time to divide and move them, and it's not too hard. My wife Nancy and I have to transplant some of our peonies. Yes, I know peonies are tough plants that last forever, producing ...

Dividing spring and summer blooming perennials - such as daylilies, peonies, iris, and oriental poppy - in the fall can help ...

October is a great month for transplanting certain trees, shrubs and perennials and also for planting bulbs such as tulips, ...

You can almost feel the snap of fall in the air, and that means it's the best time of year for one crucial task: dividing some of your yard's most beautiful plants.

It is best to divide peonies after they have gone dormant for the year. Let the foliage be your guide on the dormancy of the plant. After it has begun to change color from a healthy green color to ...

Here's a basic rule of thumb: Never divide a plant while it is still flowering, but a plant that is post-bloom is ripe for the taking. Right now, we’re dividing spring- and summer-blooming plants.

Dividing helps the plant to perform better ... spring and summer blooming perennials in the fall such as Daylilies, Peonies, Iris, Oriental Poppy. Wait late enough after the summer heat and ...

If you are dividing a plant with a rhizome, such as an iris, cut the rhizome into 3 to 4-inch sections with a clean, sharp knife. Common perennials that can be divided in the fall include peonies ...