Peonies
Peonies
Asked on 27 May, 2008
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Will the peonie live if you dig up the bush or separate it and move to new location? Is this the right time?
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27 May, 2008
Paeonies are best moved when they are dormant. As they start into growth very early in the year, the best time to do it is immediately after leaf fall. I moved both tree and herbaceous paeonies last Novemeber; the tree paeonies have already flowered and several of the others are carrying flower buds too. Be careful not to plant the herbaceous ones too deeply; the buds should be just above soil level
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27 May, 2008
According to University of Ct Ag Center, peonies can be transplanted in the fall. It might be different if you live in a different zone.