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I just moved into this house and was back there to think about what to plant and was quite happy to find this. It's behind a big pine tree and I can't see it from the windows or patio. I was just back there a week or two ago so it was quite a surprise.
I think they came from my neighbor's yard. But the interesting part (to me) is it's the neighbor on the opposite side and there's no peonies in between.
I might get some more and turn that area into a flowerbed with some ground cover.
I have heard it said you should live in a house for a year before doing anything major in the garden because of things like your peony. There may be spring bulbs...
That's some good advice!
That's gorgeous 😍