34K views · 922 reactions | ICYMI: Here's a quick peek into the historic peony garden at the University of Michigan's Nichols Arboretum during the 2020 bloom season. Usually, hundreds of visitors gather each spring to view the spectacular display of up to 10,000 flowers during its peak. For those of you who stayed away this year to keep everyone safe, we thank you. peony.mbgna.umich.edu | University of Michigan | Facebook

1.7K views | As a symbol of elegance and wealth, the peony is a favorite for the Chinese people. Farmers in Bozhou, east China's Anhui Province, are collecting petals from the Chinese herbaceous peony to make essential oil and balms, a new hit in the market. No longer just for show, the peony flowers can now bring extra income to the local farmers. #AerialChina | China Plus America | Facebook

11K views · 443 reactions | Peonies (hybrid and herbaceous) are the exception to the rule that you shouldn’t prune plants in their first year. Here’s why peonies are the exception and how to prune yours properly. And yes, you should prune before you dig up to divide or transplant and move. It makes it easier fall pruning for peonies is easy and prepares your peony plants for the winter months ahead. #peonycare #gardening101 #fallpruning #fallgardening | Blueacre Garden | Facebook

777K views · 19K reactions | If your herbaceous peonies are flopping over, let me introduce you to the Itoh peony! You’re going to love it as much as I do! #flowers #peonyseason #peonyflower #flowergarden #flowergardens | Wyse Guide | Facebook