Now Is the Time to Divide Your Peonies

Peonies are among the most celebrated perennials in the late spring garden, renowned for their fragrant, abundant blooms and impressive longevity. Their capacity to return year after year with increased vigor has made them a staple of both formal and cottage gardens. However, even these robust and long-lived plants require occasional intervention to maintain optimal health and floral performance. When peony clumps become overcrowded, when flowering diminishes, or when gardeners wish to propagate their plants to expand their own garden or share with others…

Melissa Humphries

At Lunaria Estate, I am reviving the time-honored tradition of the Still Room—a sacred space where herbal wisdom meets modern well-being with luxury in mind. We believe true wellness is intentional, hands-on and deeply personal. There is no one -size-fits all to healing or wellbeing. It is a journey that needs constant revision and editing to be the healthiest version of oneself.

Lunaria Estate is a private residence that provides an in person platform for people who want to see what it takes for me to incorporate the following into my home: a Still Room/ blending room and a grow room for personal use. The herbs and flowers are grown at BB Lane Gardens, where tours can be arranged.

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