Peonies (Paeonia)April 12, 2010
We have two areas in the gardens that have Peonies. The problem with both of these locations is they are in areas that will be ripped out. So I'm letting them come up this year and will transplant after they are finished blooming. In the meantime I'm looking forward to seeing their showy blooms.
Happy Gardening!
Garden Gnome
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