Are peonies perennials? Cotswolds Garden FAQs

Q: Are peonies perennials?

Yes, peonies are hardy perennials that return year after year. With proper care, some peony plants can live and bloom for decades - often 50 years or more. Once established, they require minimal maintenance.

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