
Hoping for bigger peony blooms next spring? Fall is the best time to cut back herbaceous peonies—after the first frost and once leaves show signs of yellowing. Proper pruning encourages healthy regrowth, prevents disease, and sets the stage for a spectacular spring bloom.
Why it matters:
- Removes disease-prone foliage like powdery mildew
- Redirects energy toward next season’s blooms
- Keeps your peony plants healthy and shapely
Pro Tip: Tree peonies require minimal cutting—just remove dry branches and spent flowers!
What You’ll Need: Sharp and clean pruning shears, gloves, disinfectant, and a sharp eye for dying leaves.
Avoid common mistakes: Don’t prune too early, and always disinfect your when to cut back peonies tools after each plant.
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