Enticing fragrance, showy flowers, and easy care are just a few reasons to include peonies, Paeonis spp., in your landscape.

However, this type of soil is heavy to work with and can take a long time to warm up in spring, which isn’t ideal for plants ...

Larry Walshe, founder of luxury London florist Bloom which sources flowers straight from the grower, explains the history behind these coveted plants. “The peony’s name is derived from Greek ...

You also don't need to worry about pairing this fresh blossom with other flowers or filler plants—they look great as is. The peony tulips from Trader Joe's come in all kinds of colors.

giving it a peony-like appearance. This one is a repeat bloomer, disease resistant and drought tolerant. Julia Child: A rose shrub with butter-yellow blooms. “Julia Child is an absolute winner ...