Papaver somniferum 'Globos'
Poppy
Attractive large double, slightly frosted, soft red blooms, sit above tall stems of glaucus foliage followed by large seedpods ideal for cutting and drying. The big flowers as its Spanish name suggests resembling balloons dancing in the border.
Attractive large double, slightly frosted, soft red blooms, sit above tall stems of glaucus foliage followed by large seedpods ideal for cutting and drying. The big flowers as its Spanish name suggests resembling balloons dancing in the border.
Info
An annual plant, this grows in the first year and flowers, then dies, but the seeds will seed around so more will be growing the following year.
WHEN TO SOW: March to June
WHERE TO SOW: Direct into weed free flowering site 1cm (1⁄2”) deep.
WHAT TO DO NEXT: Poppies do not like being transplanted so thin seedlings out. Sow in drifts so that the flowers sway in the gentle summer breeze.
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