Anyone interested in seed from this plant. I have nearly 20 of the plant.
CLOSED: CLOSED: fernleaf peony seed
Can you please put me on your SASE list if you decide to do postage. I don" have a thing on your want list!
I don't have a lot but do look at my list. I'd love to try some of this.
Anne
Would any of the following interest you? All are perenials.
Vitex agnus-castus
Zone 5b to Zone 11
Japanese Wisteria
Wisteria floribunda
Zone 4a to Zone 9b
New York Ironweed
Vernonia noveboracensis
Zone 5a to Zone 9b
Lychnis arkwrightii (Vesuvius)
Nepeta cataria
Petalostemon purpureum
Pretty peony, I really am VERY interested. I will check your wanted list. I don't have a have list up yet... but will work on it.
Fran
On your have list I would be interested in:
The Fern Leaf Peony seed
Wild Ginger
Maroon Trillium w/ mottled leaves
On your want list, I have:
Woods Purple Aster
Veronica Speedwell (both a purple and a pink)
Pleny of white and purple Lilac starts
Various low-growing sedum
1 large clump of zebra grass that NEEDS to be moved and I have nowhere to move it.
Seeds; dark purple and a lavendar and white Columbine
Seedlings of a red and white Columbine
Let me know if you are interested
Fran
I would LOVE to try to wintersow some seed of your Peony should you have any left.
We are both zone 5 and I looked at your list.
I will have the following this fall:
Platycodon (my favorite perennial in the garden) easy from seed, well mannered, not fussy, blooms heavily. I have the following types:
Pink
White
Blue
Double Blue
Dwarf Blue
I will have Obedient Plant Seeds
Blue Flax seeds
Rose Campion "Blush" seeds
Mixed Lupines (pink and purple)
Raspberry Foxglove
Hot Pink Hardy Geranium (Cransebill)
Hopefully something interests you as I LOVE fernleaf peony and would like to try them from seed :)
Here is a picture of my double blue Platycodon:
Kim
any left ? i would love some plmk and thxs
I'm interested. I have some sweet william heart attack seeds drying or orange coneflower seeds.
Thanks,
Sue
I never heard back from you as to whether you were interested in anything I posted or not :(
Kim
hate to be the bearer of bad news but peony cannot be started from seed, the "seeds" are sterile.
the only way you can "start" new peony is from division.
k
newarkslones: I'm not sure you are correct stating that peony cannot be started from seed, the seeds are sterile. If that were true, how come this site (http://www.paeonia.com/html/peonies/propagation.htm) tells you how to grow them from seed. It might be possible that some of the newer varieties are sterile, but I don't think the old fernleaf peony is.
Anyone else know the answer to this question????
prettypeony
i would love to try them just to see and then we would know for sure lol but it is up to you thxs for sharing
Everyone: I have decided that the peony seeds aren't dry enough and will get back to people when I transplant them in September or else I will start a new thread. Ruth
ok, so I read the article. everything I've ever read and everyone I have talked too says you can't do it, but hey if you have the patience to try it, go for it!!! but they don't come true so you have to wait 7 years to find out what you are getting. seems like a long time for me to wait! The article does state that MOST seeds are sterile, so if you try it good luck!!
k
Hello,
I guess I'll pass, lol.
Thanks,
Sue
i'm with ya glam, I can't wait 7 days for seeds to germinate, let alone 7 years!!!!!!!!!!!!1
prettypeony
I would love some seeds, would you like me to send a sasbe?
or just the postage? plmk
Connie