There are so many plants in the seed list, nobody can know all of them!!
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I am very grateful for the work you do for the seed exchange!
Thanks for clarifying it that seeds from my plant are now under 'Chameleon', so that if anyone should want to order them they know where to find them.
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That is what I wanted to find out.
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It is really a nice peony, even though the flowering time is not very long, like with many other species.
My plants produce always plenty of seeds, so I'm sure I will have them to send also next year. They are open pollinated, so there is a slight chance of them not being true: I have (possible, species is not sure) cream coloured P.wittmanniana growing close by these plants, and they may have been cross pollinated by bees. P.mlokosewitchii flowers later than P.wittmanniana and P.x chamaeleon in my garden.
P.anomala "Altai" is not recognized cultivar, it just a second generation plant from wild collection from Altai, and a very nice and vigorous P.anomala. I have also grown P.anomala from other (garden) sources, and they flower later and are not quite like this one.
I can't also swear that my P.veitchii is a pure veitchii, they are grown from garden seeds, and they are small plants with sidebuds, and early flowering, and also always produce lots of seeds. I have now seedlings growing from wild collection from China, it will be interesting to see in few years time how they look compared to the plants I now have flowering.