“Chinese” = herbaceous Paeonia lactiflora cultivars. “Japanese” = a flower form (single/guard petals with staminodes), not a species. Both can be yellow.
Eyes no deeper than 2 inches. Full sun, rich soil, good drainage. Stake tree peonies.
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