Well, well, well! You learn something new everyday! I had no idea there was such a thing as a Tree Poppy, I shall spend sometime searching the net today. Thank you so much
Ta Dove, I have several "tree peonies" which were bought as such. I have never heard of "tree poppies" though. And yes, you can grow "tree peonies" from cuttings. I did a couple, but they are very slow to establish and grow. my cuttings are 4 years old and still small. I do not know if I am doing something wrong or if it is just the nature of the plant. Maybe that is why they are not cheap to buy, although a couple of years ago one of the big online retailers were giving them away for just P&P in GW magazine. I received one as a pack of three. The other two were a magnolia and a hibiscus. They were sent as bare root plants and all are still alive.Younger form members with better memory might remember the offer, and you could enquire from the retailer.
Feng Dan Bai’ Seems to be the nearest one I can find to it, sadly because it is early flowering I can no longer take a photo of it. I shall be patient and wait yet another year!
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Maybe they havnt reached inglezinho in Brazil yet.
Well, well, well! You learn something new everyday!
I had no idea there was such a thing as a Tree Poppy, I shall spend sometime searching the net today. Thank you so much 
Ta Dove, I have several "tree peonies" which were bought as such. I have never heard of "tree poppies" though. And yes, you can grow "tree peonies" from cuttings. I did a couple, but they are very slow to establish and grow. my cuttings are 4 years old and still small. I do not know if I am doing something wrong or if it is just the nature of the plant. Maybe that is why they are not cheap to buy, although a couple of years ago one of the big online retailers were giving them away for just P&P in GW magazine. I received one as a pack of three. The other two were a magnolia and a hibiscus. They were sent as bare root plants and all are still alive.Younger form members with better memory might remember the offer, and you could enquire from the retailer.
Feng Dan Bai’ Seems to be the nearest one I can find to it, sadly because it is early flowering I can no longer take a photo of it. I shall be patient and wait yet another year!
http://4peonies.com/FengDanBai.html
They are not trees, they are bushes. Max height 1.5m. RHS : "The name is is misleading".
Nevertheless that is what they are called and the original poster was correct in what she was asking for.
Several cultivars reach 2 meters in height.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.