Papaver nudicaule
These large, silky, showy poppies are superb for cutting. Sear the cut end with a flame before placing in water.
When to plant: In warm climates plant Iceland poppies in the fall for bloom the following spring. When the summer
heat arrives they will die-out. In cooler climates they can be sown in spring and will bloom the first year - and will live
for a couple of seasons flowering in spring and early summer. Winter hardy to zone 2.
PR993 MEADOW PASTELSIceland Poppy Seeds
Free blooming mix in shades of pink, yellow, orange, rose, white,
cream and stunning bicolors. Packet is 1,000 seeds.
PR9522 PARTYFUN MIXIceland Poppy Seeds
A magnificent mix of 4-5 inch poppies in rich, clear solids, bicolors and pastels. Yellow, pink, scarlet and white are the colors that bring this party to life. Grows 12-16 inches tall. Packet is 250 seeds.
How to Plant ICELAND POPPY Seeds
Sow seeds in peat pots or cell packs, press into soil but do not cover. Needs light to germinate. Kept at 65 degrees F., germination is in 10-20 days. Transplant into the garden 8-12 inches apart.
