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Usually the cause of non-blooming peonies is that they were planted too deep. When planting, make sure that the crown is 2 inches below soil level. Any deeper than this, and your peony will fail to bloom. Also, when dividing your peonies, make sure that each division has at least three eyes, or you may again be disappointed by lack of flowering.
