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ttetier not to rusri kip seedlings and, Instead, plant them In the flrM week of April, let them germinate Indoors and tiipn move thprn to a sunny protected porch Want tfipm out In thp last half of May, pvpn the first week of June and those "late" seedlings will speed past their gartgly "hurry up spring" cousins
Peonies, especially the older varieties, are a joy of May t he hardy f>eony colonies form clumps that survive and spread for de< ades as long their sun is not stolen hy the broadening crowns r»f trees arid shrubs Stores and garden < atalogs hawk a dizzying array of sup ports to attempt to keep peonies upright
I very year, with ((real ergiei tattoo. peony lovers watt h the ants tending the ping pong ball tnids ot their jzeofiy pat* h es
One week In May. the plants Will l>e ( ovefed With fist sized, sweet s< ented blooms, and the hapless stems will l*iw and bend trying to Itear the weight of Iteauly
I he gardener will hover and debate whether the (rtevi*»is morning was the j>enk or |»ef
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