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Peonies
natalie4b

Red buds at the base of my peonies

natalie4b
16 years ago

Probably due to a warm weather I have noticed there are red buds at the base of my peony bushes. Sure hope they will survive the freeze that is coming soon. Do I let them be, or cover with mulch?

Thank you!

Natalie

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