How Do You Plant A Peony Tree From Seed?
Tree peonies, a shrub-like plant that produces large flowers in purple, red and yellow, can be a colorful and vibrant addition to any garden. Tree peonies are a hardy, easy to grow perennial, according to the University of Vermont Department of Plant and Soil Science. Growing peonies from seeds can be challenging for the novice gardener, but yields a rewarding and beautiful result. Choose a spot in your garden that receives at least 4 to 6 hours of sunlight each day. Tree peonies grow best in well-drained soil. They will grow to 4-by-4 feet in size at maturity. Dig a hole about 2 inches deep. Place peony seeds in the ground and cover with soil or compost. Seeds are ready to be planted when their shells have cracked, but have not yet dropped the seed. Water the seeds only when soil is dry below the surface. Tree peonies do not require as much watering as other perennial plants, such as roses. They should only be watered when soil appears to be dry. Maintain the area where seeds are plan
