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A friend tells me the winters are not cold or long enough in TN for peonies. I hope she is wrong! We will be moving from IL and I sure do want to bring my peonies.
I have several peonies growing in my garden and they are budding now. They grow fine here in my east Memphis garden. Which part of TN will you get moving to?
I can imagine the winters possibly being a little too warm for some peonies in Memphis (they are in zone 8), but most of Tennessee is well within the peony growing range.
I have read that early-blooming peonies do best in Tennessee because the later-blooming ones get burned up by the heat we have later in the summer. I do have four peonies in my yard (and they've been there for 7-8 years). Three of them are blooming now; the other has lots of buds but they haven't opened yet.
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