The classic wild or Flanders Poppy with brilliant scarlet tissue paper flowers. It is the traditional emblem of remembrance. Read More
Details: Type Hardy Annual Position Cutting Garden Soil Broad Tolerance Flowers May - July, 10-12 weeks from spring sowing. Height 60cm (24in) Group/Species rhoeas Common name Corn Poppy Moisture Well-drained Aspect Full Sun Spread 15cm (6in) Cultivation Sow direct in mid spring and/or late summer, a fine tilth is ideal. Self sows in following years.
Description The classic wild or Flanders Poppy with brilliant scarlet tissue paper flowers. It is the traditional emblem of remembrance. It looks delicate and ethereal, but with stem ends seared briefly, makes a beautiful cut flower and excellent self-seeding garden plant. Care Tips They do not like transplanting so sow in situ.