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soundofthemusic1 · 11-01-2011, 11:01 AM

Yes, air layering and germinating from seeds are the preferred ways of propergating peonies accordong to some youtube videos I watched a while ago. And yes, I typically have to wait a year or more to plant some plants I rooted from cuttings as the root system are weak. After the long wait, some will still die after being planted in the ground if I don't keep a vigilant watch on them. I've recently lost a gardenia I rooted and planted two years ago. As the nearby pomegrante tree becomes more established, it hardly get any sun, and I waited too long before transplanting it.

Thank you for the link and have a nice day!

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soundofthemusic1 soundofthemusic1's Photo Gallery Find me on the map! Zone: 7B Name: Rae Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 1,170 BananaBucks : 12,060 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 2,597 Times Was Thanked 349 Times in 166 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 68 Times	Re: Germinating tree peony seeds Yes, air layering and germinating from seeds are the preferred ways of propergating peonies accordong to some youtube videos I watched a while ago. And yes, I typically have to wait a year or more to plant some plants I rooted from cuttings as the root system are weak. After the long wait, some will still die after being planted in the ground if I don't keep a vigilant watch on them. I've recently lost a gardenia I rooted and planted two years ago. As the nearby pomegrante tree becomes more established, it hardly get any sun, and I waited too long before transplanting it. Thank you for the link and have a nice day! __________________ Rae Georgia 7B