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tree peonies from seed
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Posted by billhiggs 6A (My Page) on Wed, Jun 17, 09 at 22:40
| Can I grow tree peonies from the seeds that mine producesd this year or is there another way to propogate them?
Thanks
Bill
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RE: tree peonies from seed
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| Grafting or layering of the stems. Seeds are like people you can never tell what you have until they grow up. Grafting or layering will give you a plant that is the parent not the parent's offspring. Do a search for peony grafting HPS and CPS both have instructions on their sites. |
RE: tree peonies from seed
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Bill,
Tps can be grown from seed: When seed pods split open, collect seeds into damp peat moss; put seeds/peat into a baggie or a covered plastic container; keep at room temp for couple of months. When seeds sprout roots, transfer into mix of equal parts potting soil and perlite; planting depth about 1 inch; place in frig; after about 1 month, top growth will appear; remove from frig and grow under lights or outside. |
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