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Peonies can be left undisturbed for many years. Sometimes, however, it becomes necessary to move established plants. Peonies shaded by large trees or shrubs bloom poorly and should be moved to a sunny site. Large, old plants may become overcrowded and flower poorly.
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www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/hortnews/1996/8-23-1996/transpe...
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By now, your fragrant peonies should be in the last stages of their bloom, and now is a good time to take inventory of your peonies and their location to decide if they need to be transplanted. Look at your peonies and see if they are in th...
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IME, there are a lot of myths that surround growing peonies that are simply not founded in practical evidence. One is that they are difficult to transplant. While the plants can sulk for a season and may produce no or ... Fall is the time to transplant peonies, not spring, but even in Portland, I think Nov is too late.
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Summary: When transplanting peonies, try to dig around the tree to keep all the roots intact. Dig the new hole a little bigger for roots to grab onto the soil. Move a peony to a new home and make it thrive by putting compost down on the top...
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The best time to plant peonies is in September/October, in other words, early fall. This will give the tubers time to get established in the soil before the cold winter weather arrives. It is best to prepare a suitable planting area a couple of weeks before you plant the peonies.
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September is the best time to transplant established peonies. Begin by cutting the peony stems near ground level. Then carefully dig around and under each plant. Try to retain as much of the root system as possible.
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www.extension.org/pages/Transplant_Peonies_in_September
www.extension.org/pages/Transplant_Peonies_in_September
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This forum is for the discussion of peonies, plants of the genus Paeonia. ... I have just noticed gorgeous white peonies (which are rare in our region) in the back yard which I want to transplant to my own garden. The new owners are not interested in them. Only problem is I have to move them pronto.
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To transplant peonies, cut the top of the plant back to four inches [1]. Dig around the roots on all sides and carefully lift the clumps [2]. Shake off the excess soil and inspect the roots for any insects or lesions, discarding any damaged parts.
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www.mrs.umn.edu/pyg/tips/perennials/tip_612.shtml
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