Yes. If you remove the bud on the end of the stalk the side blooms will do better but be slightly smaller than the end bloom. If you remove the buds from the side of the stalk the end blossom will be larger and fuller. But always remove wilting flowers to encourage growth to the plant and other blooms.
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Yes
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/deadhead-peonies-38201.html
I found a video that might help...
I will second the yes, it will keep the plant healthier.
https://www.almanac.com/plant/peonies
Yes. If you remove the bud on the end of the stalk the side blooms will do better but be slightly smaller than the end bloom. If you remove the buds from the side of the stalk the end blossom will be larger and fuller. But always remove wilting flowers to encourage growth to the plant and other blooms.