I would clean them up now. The one problem I have with peonies (a form of
mold/mildew???) is kept under control by cleaning away the dead leaves as
early as you can ... You also avold risk of damage to the delicate new
growth. DK

"Louis Ohland" wrote in message
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I always default to cutting non-woody perennials after they're frosted
real hard. Actually, I just leave 'em alone until spring, then I clean
them up. Just wait till the new points are coming up, that's a sign that
you really should tidy up a bit...

when can i safely cut down my peonies?

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