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My Poppy Sprouts Just Wilted, What Happened?

admin — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 03:21:34 +0000

jaymac9170 asked:

they just popped up from seeds about 2-3 days ago. this morning the little guy was growing strong, but i came back from the store and he was just flopped over. i have it under a grow light and in a pot.
thanks man, im gonna plant em outside once i get it to be a nice size. its in a biodegradable pot so im all good. you have best answer

20 Seeds, Poppy “Violet Himalayan” (Meconopsis Betonicifolia) Seeds by Seed Needs Reviews

admin — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 03:48:18 +0000

20 Seeds, Poppy "Violet Himalayan" (Meconopsis betonicifolia) Seeds By Seed Needs

Quality Poppy Seeds Packaged by "Seed Needs"
This Poppy flower grows to a mature height of about 24 inches tall
Himalayan Poppies prefer cooler temperatures, so it's best to give them an area of partial shade in regions where the summers are hot
It may be best to start this particular plant indoors in peat pots and then later transplant into the garden
Easy planting instructions along with a colorful picture printed on each "Seed Needs" packet!

A treasure for any garden, Himalayan Poppies are a gardener's pride and joy. These Poppies are rare, and sometimes prove challenging to grow from Himalayan Poppy flower seed, but what a wonderful reward awaits! Hensol Violet Poppy offers stunning blooms of violet shades ranging from light to deep violet depending on soil nutrients. A fantastic showy plant that will have all your garden visitors talking, Meconopsis Betonicifolia, develops glorious blooms three - four inches wide which will enrich

Price: $ 1.69

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20 Seeds, Poppy “White Himalayan” (Meconopsis Betonicifolia) Seeds by Seed Needs

admin — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 18:48:31 +0000

20 Seeds, Poppy "White Himalayan" (Meconopsis betonicifolia) Seeds By Seed Needs

Quality Poppy Seeds Packaged by "Seed Needs"
This Poppy flower grows to a mature height of about 24 inches tall
Himalayan Poppies prefer cooler temperatures, so it's best to give them an area of partial shade in regions where the summers are hot
It may be best to start this particular plant indoors in peat pots and then later transplant into the garden
Easy planting instructions along with a colorful picture printed on each "Seed Needs" packet!

Another variety of Himalayan Poppies that can be grown from flower seeds. If you like Himalayan Blue Poppy, then you must have this stunning white variety that contrasts gorgeously with the blue variety. A unique and gorgeous poppy, Himalayan White Poppy produces white blooms that are 3 - 4 inches across. Great for shady locations, especially in warmer climates, and they are the perfect plant to create a stunning and surprising display.

Price: $ 1.69

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10 HIMALAYAN BLUE POPPY (Tibetan) Meconopsis Betonicifolia Flower Seeds

admin — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 15:49:27 +0000

10 HIMALAYAN BLUE POPPY (Tibetan) Meconopsis Betonicifolia Flower Seeds

BLOOM TIME: Late Spring - Early Summer
HARDINESS ZONE: 4 - 11
PLANT HEIGHT: 24 - 36" . . . PLANT SPACING: 18 - 24"
LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Full Shade - Part Shade . . . SOIL / WATER: Moist
The Himalayan Blue Poppy has one of our best sellers! They are very popular because of their rarity and their beautiful flowers in the most stunning shade of blue I have ever seen! Poppies attract bees, butterflies, and birds. The huge showy 2 - 4 inches blooms make them an excellent cut flower, and their unique looking seed pods are splendid in dried arrangements or for crafts. They are known in folk medicine as a mild sedative and analgesic.

* We currently have 35 - yes, 35! - varieties of Poppy seeds available! With so many different colors and varieties, you can never have too many Poppies! You really must see them all! * ** FREE SHIPPING ON ANY ADDITIONAL SEEDS! PAY ONLY ONE FLAT SHIPPING FEE OF $2.50 FOR US ORDERS NO MATTER HOW MANY YOU ORDER! PLEASE VISIT MY STORE FOR OVER 800 TYPES OF FLOWER, HERB, FRUIT & VEGETABLE SEEDS!!! ** FLAT RATE SHIPPING TO CANADA AND WORLDWIDE IS JUST $3.50. Sorry, no shipments to Italy at this tim

Price: $ 2.00

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When Should I Seed poppy’S?

admin — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 13:27:42 +0000

6-sick-6 asked:

so there is this huge ugly field next to my house. no flowers. just poison ivy, saplings, dead trees & dead wood. (oh & tuns of weeds)

my resolution was to seed the field. there is to much crap in it to clear the field myself…but a little color never hurts.

i have sprinkled a mix of sunflower seeds & a bag of lupines
but i am looking to drop some good self seeding annuals and perennials

i picked poppy’s because they cover fields after just a few seasons, are low maintenance, come in a wide range of colors & i hear will come back year after year in fields (i’m not going to maintain). i already have the seeds… i real good mix

my question is when should i sew them? i plan on just walking through the field & sprinkling them around. i know that very few will grow from this type of sewing but with all the seeds they produce i only need 1 or 2 to make it.

should i drop them in winter, late fall, or very early spring?…i recently moved to Dallas the winter temps don’t get to bad just a few freezes a year. but no snow to insulate from windchill.

i tried to sew them last spring but it got to hot to quick & they died.
what month should i sew them in Dallas, Texas.

*** as a precursor i know that my poppy seed mix contains a few somniferum (opium) poppy seeds but if the feds ever accused me of anything they could just search my house, i don’t plan on any illegal activities so i have nothing to worry about***