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WANTED: I have Tibetan Tree Peony Seeds for Trade

11 years ago

I posted this in the Peony Forum, but thought I'd cross-post here since it looks like that Forum is not very busy.

I am looking to trade my freshly harvested peony seeds for other varieties, but would trade for other interesting seeds or bulbs in a pinch. Go to "my Page" and email me if you are interested.

The Tibetan Tree Peony is, perhaps the largest growing peony and produces beautiful, large yellow blossoms. Here is a photo of the plant just as it was beginning to flower, a photo of the whole plant (about 6' high), and a closeup of the seeds/pods:

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