Black Spots On Peony Leaves
#1
07-06-01, 02:43 PM
#2
07-09-01, 08:14 PM
Hi M,
I know you got an answer (somewhere)
, but just for referral, this site mentions a lot of diseases that peonies can get -
http://www.extension.umn.edu/distrib...re/DG1153.html
BTW, I've never noticed this advertisement about contractors at the bottom of a post before. Has anybody else? Maybe I've just been blind?!
Gami
I know you got an answer (somewhere)
, but just for referral, this site mentions a lot of diseases that peonies can get - http://www.extension.umn.edu/distrib...re/DG1153.html
BTW, I've never noticed this advertisement about contractors at the bottom of a post before. Has anybody else? Maybe I've just been blind?!
Gami
Nuisances!!!
#7
07-10-01, 07:17 PM
Hi M,
You're welcome! Funny thing is, I only have one peony in my garden, but I have two that I bought last fall and they are still in pots. I haven't decided where to plant them. The one in the ground has the same thing going on as yours, but the ones in pots are absolutely healthy??? I don't think I'll plant them in the same spot.
Gami
You're welcome!
Funny thing is, I only have one peony in my garden, but I have two that I bought last fall and they are still in pots. I haven't decided where to plant them. The one in the ground has the same thing going on as yours, but the ones in pots are absolutely healthy??? I don't think I'll plant them in the same spot.Gami
#9
07-15-01, 09:20 AM
Hi DUSTYSKYS,
That depends on where you are, but if you are anywhere in the States, I would say that is abnormal. They are one of the first things to bloom in the spring, normally.
Several things contribute to peonies not blooming. The main things are not enough sun or not planted at the right depth. They should have full sun, or at least 6 hours, or dappled shade in late afternoon. The soil may also be too acidic.
Check this site out. It goes into more detail and has a drawing of what depth they should be planted.
http://hgic.clemson.edu/factsheets/HGIC1170.htm
Gami
That depends on where you are, but if you are anywhere in the States, I would say that is abnormal. They are one of the first things to bloom in the spring, normally.
Several things contribute to peonies not blooming. The main things are not enough sun or not planted at the right depth. They should have full sun, or at least 6 hours, or dappled shade in late afternoon. The soil may also be too acidic.
Check this site out. It goes into more detail and has a drawing of what depth they should be planted.
http://hgic.clemson.edu/factsheets/HGIC1170.htm
Gami
