Whether from a wholesaler or your garden, peonies need specific handling to open fully and last.
Wholesale stems are often cut tighter and cold-stored; they need longer hydration. Garden-cut peonies open faster but may have shorter vase life if not conditioned immediately.
Stubborn buds? Recut daily and repeat warm-water soak. Each cut reopens vascular pathways.
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