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Old 04-23-2015, 10:17 PM
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Default Ok plant guys; what is this?
I'll keep it short and sweet; doing some landscaping and have this plant growing where I want to put some mulch. If it's going to be a nice plant, I'll leave it. But otherwise, it'll go bye bye. So, what is this?



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Hey Ryan, looks like a Peony bush. (or plant)
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Debbie, AKA wife the master of all things plants says those are Peonies. She says if you dig them up she will have to kill you.

Justin beat me to it.
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Debbie, AKA wife the master of all things plants says those are peonies. She says if you dig them up she will have to kill you.
Sam, don't worry, I asked the mom on this one.
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Debbie, AKA wife the master of all things plants says those are Peonies. She says if you dig them up she will have to kill you.

Justin beat me to it.
Well then gentlemen, looks like I'll be digging it up...and moving it to a more appealing place!
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Wait til after they bloom. Fall, maybe? Mom's gone, can't ask her. But they should bloom soon, IIRC.
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We had some when I was a kid. They are pretty neat plants. Here is what they will look like.

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OK Ryan

I'm just passing along info from the Master of all things Plants. AKA the Wife, she says OK to transplant on 4/24 & 4/25 according to her Ramon's calendar.

Don't ask me cause I don't get it but if she says it's so I don't argue. And no guys I'm not getting into this one. I'll stick to engines.
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They will bloom soon and they do attract ants just as a FYI.
smell nice too.
When you transplant, split them so you will have more plants.
Now on how to split them, google it, but I have just used a shovel, as google didn't happen then.
Mine were here when I bought the place in 1976, they are hardy and
various colors, will be interesting to see what blooms.
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I have some behind the house Mom p!anted years ago. Kid has mowed them more than once and they came back. Mine are mostly white with pink edges.
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