I do grow many plants from seed but peony is not one of them. The investment of years of maintenance before finding out if the resulting bloom will be attractive just does not seem worth the effort. Al

Gerry, do you plan to grow any tree peony seedlings this year?

My tp seedlings seemed to be happier growing under lights in basement than growing outside; so maybe part of this year's crop will be kept under lights for a full year.

Yes, peonies from seed require a lot of work for long time. Roses from seed provide almost instant gratification: many bloom 1-2 months after germination.
dave

I would be happy to send postage for peonies if you still have them left. You can email me your addy but please use this email.
Maria@njboatingsafety.com

Would you be interested in trading for root sprouted yellow peonies?(P.Ludlowii) The leaves will sprout next spring if planted now. Would like to try your pink tree peony seeds as I have had lots of success germinating my yellow ones. I have many to trade if anyone else is interested.