OF never makes good carpals at my house, so the method I used was to use OF as a pollen…
The Peony Society posted in the group Species Peonies International Network (SPIN)
Some species as they are growing now.
1. Paeonia wittmanniana (aka P. daurica ssp wittmanniana)
2. Paeonia morisii (aka P. corsica)
3. Paeonia sterniana
4. Paeonia caucasica (aka P. daurica ssp coriifolia)
5. Paeonia emodi
6. ‘Amirani’ (P. caucasica x open)khurtekant posted in the group Species Peonies International Network (SPIN)
For those that reside in the USA, this company sells wild-collected seeds of P. brownii. Usually not easy to find, so if you’d like to try your hand at it… A pity they don’t sell their seeds abroad, but given the phytosanitary regulations and costs it’s understandable.
https://www.butterfieldseeds.com/seeds/p/browns-peonyEven better is part two: the growing field with again the name plates followed by shots of the plants in the field. You can perfectly see which ones stand up better than others, have prettier flowers, are more floriferous, have open or closed buds and so on… The last part is the highlight: the area where @bobjohnson his seedlings are propagated.…Read More
6 CommentsThe seedling being referred to is at 12:59 in this video. The flowers are attractive, but the plant habit is probably the very best of any seedling I’ve grown in all my years of hybridizing. Terrifically strong stems on a compact bush. It does serve to illustrate what’s possible with modern hybrids, as far as plant habit is concerned, and just…Read More
Is this plant fertil ? Did you make some pollination with it? If the plant is perfect, it’s only maybe the color? They miss nothing I think. But as a cut flower more interesting than as a Garden plant?
I’m not sure if it has pollen or not, as it is not growing at my house. Many of these double-flowered plants will have a little pollen, but you really have to search for it. Often these doubles do not have carpals either, so you have to use the pollen if you want its genetics. Here’s a photo of this plant that I took in 2022, that shows its…Read More
It is a great time of the year to be moving seedlings from the germination flats. This back cross of P. (tenuifolia rosea Kinlin x tenuifolia flore plena)x P tenuifolia Kinlin will be fun to see bloom in a few years.
I just got a notice that not everything runs as it is supposed to when trying to register for the site. Several people were in the ‘pending’ membership list. The ones that seemed legit and familiar to me I’ve just activated manually and they should be able to log in. There’s a spam filter that blocks many (a few thousand actually) and probably the…Read More
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This one shows the seedlings grown at Adelman’s