Have you checked the peony forum? Like you said the intersectionals are still quite expensive and fairly uncommon. I wouldn't divide mine unless it was for something really special but I only have 1. Maybe someone on the peony forum has multiples that they'd be willing to part with.

Does anyone have Flordaprince Peach pits, seedlings or grafted tree for trade? Look at my trade list if you do. Thanks!

Hello all, I'm the person who grows and distributes the Indian ~ Iowa White Freestone Peach mentioned above. Here is some more information about them ~ they need a month in the frig. to stratify, or nature can do it and you'll have baby trees next spring. I grow them both ways, and find that if I have them germinated and in the ground by mid-July they put down enough roots & gain enough height to make it through the harsh winters we have here (in zone 5, but a "severe micro-climate" version). The ones I stratified and planted last year are about two feet tall, and the ones that stratified naturally are a bit over a foot tall. It was a very unusual year, though, with all the flooding, etc. Let me know if you need stratifying tips. I may also have some 2 year old trees to give away later this year. I'm interested in getting as many of these trees planted as possible, it's a species preservation project of mine ~ a legacy I hope to leave. Our trees bear their first fruit 4-5 years from planting the seeds. If they are damaged by animals or mowers, and have 3"-4" left above ground they re-grow multiple trunks and take an extra year to start bearing, but I've never had one die. Best, Ericka Dana, Catnip Farm Iowa County, Iowa P.S. These are SMART trees, I love them. They seem to know when they ought to bloom later than usual to avoid a late frost, and often one seed out of three will wait a year to germinate, which could be a genetic survival trait...

Hi all thanks for the support :) Kylie, would you have cuttings of the ones that have not yet flowered? If you do, and if you would like the white from Trinidad, i wouldnt mind trying the ones you have, hopefully i may get them to bloom. Thanks again everyone :)