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gorgeous Alan!  
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Beautiful!  I love the bi-colors!
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Can you tell me how to start these from seeds
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Unless you have a LOT of patience, I wouldn't recommend growing them from seed. It can often take 1 or 2 years for the seeds to germinate and then about 5 more years to get blooms. You would be better off just buying the plant.
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That is lovely, Alan. Tree peonies are the only ones that will grow here. They do not need the same chilling as regular peonies. Someday I will splurge.
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Thats gorgeous!! I love plants that have multiple colours. Every blossom can be so different and beautiful!
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Looks like a Japanese peony: I can discern a similarity to the flag. ![[Linked Image]]( http://l.thumbs.canstockphoto.com/canstock4585123.jpg) Could be that its name, Shima Nishiki,"Island Brocade", just may refer to that(the flag). Bet it's a conversation item with visitors.
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Absolutely gorgeous. I love it. I hope it wasn't damaged in the hail storm. I have peonies but no tree peonies because of money issues. So far I have 3 plants that have put out buds and one plant that has disappeared. The others are still growing but not flowering yet. I'm always excited about the peonies.
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