1 Take 5 drops of tea tree oil and mix this with at least a tablespoon of warm olive oil. 2  Apply this oil to the scalp and hair and leave it for few hours or for overnight. 3  Repeat this process for once a day for 3 consecutive weeks.  Take few drops of tea tree oil and olive oil and mix it well.
The best time to transplant peonies is in the early fall, when the plants are becoming dormant. If you do transplant them this year, they will not bloom the following spring; unfortunately, it will take up to 2 to 3 years for the plants to recover before blooming in their new spot.
These long-lived perennials range from exquisitely delicate singles to large and lush doubles, with shades from pure white to the deepest red. Here in Connecticut they usually produce their display in June, and their glossy, deep green leaves look good all season. Peonies make superior cut flowers, lasting more than a week if cut in full bud.