r/peonies

What’s wrong with my peony tree?
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What’s wrong with my peony tree?

What’s this white stuff and how can I safely get rid of it?
It gets plenty of sun as it faces east. I water it every two days or less if it rains.

u/Ok_Crazy6145 — 16 hours ago

Hailstorm hit - these will survive?

We got hit by a major hailstorm the other day which stripped all my peonies of their leaves. Some 1st year peonies were already in the ground and had no buds this year. Others, were a little larger , with 1 or 2 flowers, which I kept in pots while I waited for the fall to plant them. They should be OK, right? We are close enough to fall where I would have been planting bare roots anyway, right? I’m in zone 6a. (Trying not to cry looking at these poor flowers. Photos of some of my annuals as well.)

u/KimPossible10 — 5 days ago
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Are these peonies?

Had these pop up in a raised bed out of nowhere and they do not look like anything I have planted anywhere in the garden. I do have a sizable bunch of peonies in the front yard, but they didn’t have viable flowers this year (destroyed by a late frost). One younger plant in the back that has not bloomed in the four years I have lived here. Any thoughts?

u/pdxmhrn — 6 days ago

Is my Tree Peony in trouble?

These black spots look ominous. I've had it for about 4 months.

u/NG1955 — 7 days ago
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Help with Tree Peonies!

Got this tree peony in April and need help with them. They never flowered and I don't know what I've done wrong with them. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

u/Superman10051able — 9 days ago
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Sad Peony plant

Can anyone give me any advice on how or if I can save this peony? I planted it in may around Mother’s Day. After researching I found that it is best to plant in full sun. That may have been a mistake. I live in central Oklahoma and it has been super hot for the last month or so. I’m thinking maybe a shadier spot would have been a better choice. I have been watering it at least once a day sometimes twice because it gets so wilted and sad looking. I also put little umbrellas over it during the hottest part of the day but it’s still so sad and I feel like it’s getting worse everyday. Should I go ahead and move it or wait until fall or even next spring? It is a Julia Rose itoh peony and I’ll be so sad if it doesn’t make it because it was beautiful in the spring.

u/CryBabyCryCry90 — 8 days ago
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Peony flower

Completed the other 2 as well.

What colour and flower should I do next ?

u/Snowwww2626 — 12 days ago

Help please - does this look viable ?

Potted peony from the nursery clearance bin. When I took it out of the pot, I found the root broken in pieces like this. Possible root rot? I went ahead and planted the piece that had the dying leaf attached to it. What do I do with the rest of the pieces? Any ideas? At just a dollar, I'm open to experiments. Do any of these look viable? Thanks in advance!

I had asked a similar question a few days back. Since I couldn't figure out how to add this photo to that thread, I've created a new post here.

u/reads_does_smiles — 11 days ago

How is it possible???

I planted 3 peony roots 4 springs ago. One is doing great, one comes up each year at only 6 inches tall has never flowered. Today I just discovered this one for the first time (see photo), where it was hiding next to some drooping Shasta daisies. Is it possible that it was just dormant for 4 years? I originally planted it about 2 feet to the left where it would have more sun.

u/Stuffsaver524 — 12 days ago