The brown roots of a peony have a center stem surrounded by several fleshy roots. Larger roots have eyes or buds that should be positioned just 1 to 2 inches below the soil surface. Planting too ...

Unlike regular tulips, these tulips are layered with many leaves, making them look almost as fluffy as your typical peony—just a little smaller. When closed, they look just like an ordinary tulip.

Larry Walshe, founder of luxury London florist Bloom which sources flowers straight from the grower, explains the history behind these coveted plants. “The peony’s name is derived from Greek ...

Flowering in late spring or during the early summer months, peonies are a great way to add a dramatic touch to your garden.

In the fall, cut back the foliage to the ground and mulch to protect the roots from falling temperatures. If a peony doesn't bloom during the second growing season, it may be planted too deep or ...