
Want your peonies to bloom brighter next year? Fall is the best time to cut back garden peonies—when the first frost arrives and once foliage turns yellow. Proper pruning supports healthy regrowth, reduces disease risk, and sets the stage for a spectacular spring bloom.
Why it matters:
- Removes unhealthy foliage like powdery mildew
- Redirects energy toward next season’s blooms
- Keeps your peony plants in good shape
Pro Tip: Tree peonies need less pruning—just remove dead wood and spent flowers!
What You’ll Need: Sanitized pruning shears, gloves, disinfectant, and a sharp eye for unhealthy growth.
Avoid common mistakes: Don’t prune before frost, and always disinfect your tools between plants.
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