When you go to plant your peonies, be sure to keep them relatively shallow in the soil, too. 'The “eyes” of the peony (visible buds on the crown) should be just 0.5–1 inch below the soil ...

I usually see it on peonies. The primary symptoms are blackened buds that don’t open or blossom blight. You can also have bud rot, stem canker, stem and crown rot, and leaf blight.

Lavender (Lavandula) is native to the Mediterranean, where soils are rocky, alkaline, and well-draining, meaning its roots will rot in heavy clay."In clay, water pools at the crown and around the ...

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"Don't cover the crown when mulching, or you'll risk poor flowering," he cautioned. And if your peonies don't put on a grand display by summer, it's possible you've made a "common mistake ...

For a beautiful display of peonies in the garden, you need to make sure you're avoiding one common mistake. By Chanelle Georgina , Senior Reporter 04:00, Mon, Apr 14, 2025 ...