Poppy

The Poppy Ballerina Mix is an unique variety of California Poppy that flowers crimped petals in shades of orange, yellow, rose, white and scarlet. This variety grows to be 8-14 inches tall. The Ballerina Mix is usually considered a hardy annual, as it can be a short-lived perennial in zones 8-10.

The Great Red Poppy is a brilliant, bright red flower that blooms on long, stalks that will give any garden a neat and uniform appearance. This poppy variety is extremely drought tolerant, ideal for arid environments. The Great Red has brilliant red, cup-shaped flowers that sit on long stalks and prefer full sun in light to sandy soils.

The California Poppy is a bright orange wildflower that is the most known poppy variety and will grow well throughout the United States. This poppy's foliage is absolutely beautiful and has flowers that close at night and open in the morning. Despite it's name, the California Poppy, grows well in hot or cold regions (annual) and is easy to establish.

Great Scarlet Poppy brings intense red color to sunny beds with upright stems and luminous, tissue-textured petals. The clear single-color display works especially well in bold drifts, cottage borders, and pollinator-friendly annual plantings. Sow directly onto finely prepared soil in early spring and cover very lightly. Thin seedlings before they crowd, then allow the developing pods to remain for additional ornamental texture.

Cory’s Poppy produces stunning blooms up to 5 inches across in a rich salmon-pink hue. Each flower features a distinctive cross-shaped pattern of deep violet that extends halfway up the opposing petals. The petals’ delicate texture gives these dark markings a beautiful, hand-painted appearance. Easy to grow and naturally self-seeding, this charming annual can return year after year.

The Park's Black Peony Poppy is an unique midnight black to deep dark maroon poppy that produces ruffled peony-like blooms! These incredible flowers will reach to be 4 feet tall and begin to bloom in early summer. The beautiful seedpods can be used dried in different arrangements. Park's Black Peony Poppy thrives in cool and dry climates as they do not do well in humid regions.

Shirley Poppy creates a light, airy mix of silky flowers in pink, scarlet, salmon, white, and softly blended bicolors. Slender stems let the blooms move in the breeze, giving cottage gardens and informal borders an effortless look.

Turkish Tulip Poppy opens narrow scarlet petals in an upright, tulip-like form, each marked with a dark blotch at the base. The unusual silhouette adds vertical rhythm and Mediterranean character to sunny annual borders.

Pink & White Giganteum Poppy pairs large, softly colored flowers with the oversized pods prized for dried floral work. Three- to four-inch blooms rise on long stems in shades of pink, white, and occasional bicolors. Surface sow outdoors from late winter into early spring so natural temperature changes aid germination. Plants average about three feet tall and bloom from late spring into summer.

Pepperbox Poppy produces a lively range of purple, red, and pale pink flowers, many accented by dark blotches near the petal bases. Tall stems and rounded seed pods extend its usefulness beyond the brief bloom season. Direct sow in fall or very early spring, barely covering the fine seed. Full sun and well-drained soil encourage strong plants, open flowers, and firm pods for dried arrangements.

Lady Debbie's Poppy carries saturated pink flowers above unusually dark foliage, creating a rich contrast from bud through bloom. This stable selection works equally well in mixed borders, cutting gardens, and large decorative containers. Direct sow in early spring, covering seeds only lightly. Thin seedlings to give each plant room, then reduce watering after establishment; mature plants can self-seed where conditions suit them.

Danish Flag is an antique poppy with brilliant scarlet, fringed petals arranged around a sharply contrasting white cross. The graphic flowers stand tall above blue-green foliage and bring bold pattern to cottage gardens and cutting beds. Direct sow the tiny seeds where plants will flower, pressing them lightly into prepared soil. Cool spring conditions support establishment, followed by early-summer bloom and sculptural seed pods.

Fire & Snow Poppy combines vivid red and clean white tones in densely petaled, peony-style flowers. The full, ruffled blooms create striking contrast in sunny borders and provide dramatic stems for short-lived seasonal arrangements. Sow directly in cool soil because poppies dislike root disturbance. Plants grow upright in full sun, then form decorative pods that keep the planting interesting after bloom.

Iceland Poppy seeds are a fantastic choice for gardeners looking to add a burst of vibrant color to their landscape. These hardy, cool-season annuals produce delicate, tissue-paper-like flowers in shades of white, orange, yellow, and red, blooming in the early spring or late winter, depending on the climate. Iceland Poppies thrive in well-drained soil and full sun, and while they’re tolerant of light frost, they prefer cooler temperatures, making them ideal for mild climates or spring gardens.