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Related: About this forumThe tiny red shoots that are peonies are showing their little heads
should I fertilize now or wait?
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The tiny red shoots that are peonies are showing their little heads (Original Post)
Baltimike
Feb 2020
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MontanaMama
(24,020 posts)1. Oh I'm envious!
I still have 10 inches of snow in my yard. Sorry....cant answer your question. Peonies!
4139
(1,980 posts)2. Suffering from 'Peonies Envy'?
MontanaMama
(24,020 posts)3. Well played!
And yes...I am.
SWBTATTReg
(24,085 posts)4. And I have a tree in the yard next to me that budded already...Wow...and here it is, still Feb.!
magicarpet
(16,507 posts)5. Best wait,... if you fert they will blast awake and grow,...
.... then if a snow/cold snap comes the plant can't shut back down into hibernate. Wait a month then fert when no chance of freeze/snow, start with a mild/weak solution.
democrank
(11,250 posts)6. Since it was 23 below zero in my Vermont village a couple of days ago
youve given me renewed hope! Thanks so much and enjoy your peonies. Theyre such beautiful flowers.
elleng
(136,048 posts)7. WOW! Gotta check ours!
Crocus up, and daffodil greens, and CAMELLIAS opening! (Calvert County.)
I/we don't fertilize, I don't at least, and don't think my neighbors do either.