Papaver Nudicaule
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| Their graceful, wiry flower stalks topped with brightly colored, silky flowers brighten up even the coldest winter or spring day. Fragrant blooms on these easy-to-grow plants reach 2 to 4 inches wide. Planted as annuals in warm winter climates because they rarely last more than 3 years, Iceland Poppies are actually perennials. They bloom in summer the first year from seed sown in autumn or early spring. When grown as perennials, let soil dry out as they go dormant in late summer. Plants need excellent winter drainage. Excellent cut flowers if done before flowers open and ends of stems are seared with flame. Easy from seed. Deadhead spent flowers to lengthen bloom. Easier to transplant when dormant than other types of poppies, still can be difficult to re-establish. [translated by Google] |
| Papaver Nudicaule | Hosta Plantaginea | Gardenia Jasminoides |
| Cercis Chinensis | Wisteria Sinensis | Lagerstroemia Indica |
| Notes: Container Plants, Cut Flowers, Fragrant. Susceptible to Black Spot, Powdery Mildew. [translated by Google] |
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