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MF1083 Peonies

by Alan B. Stevens Karen L.B. Gast Judith O'Mara

Published Date: Oct 1993

Peonies grow from an underground crown and have either pointed or large, bulky roots. After blooming season, stem buds—called “eyes”—form at the base of stems. Peonies bloom in May and June.

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