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Eglantyne
Gardiner, ME
(Zone 5a)

April 21, 2008
04:09 PM

Post #4842161

Hi,
I am outside planting my peonies and I was thinking about the use of bonemeal.

Should I
1.) put some into the planting hole
2.) around the peonie away from the stem
3.) or wait until fall/winter ?

I got 6 of them planted without amending the soil.
Thanks.

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