White powdery coating on peony stems and leaves is powdery mildew, a common late-season fungus. It rarely kills the plant but weakens it.
University of Minnesota Extension has a detailed guide (search "peony powdery mildew DG1153").
Sanitation breaks the cycle. Next year's foliage will be clean.
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