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Wildflowers - Poppy Seeds
The Poppy seeds for sale here come from several families of Poppy, but are not the kind of poppy seeds that you put into muffins! The most popular type of Poppy flower seed is the California Poppy, which graces calendar pictures worldwide with its profuse orange blooms that cover whole mountains in California each spring. It now comes in many other colors as well, such as yellow, red, white, and pink. The other kind of Poppy is called Papaver in the Latin, and has popular members like the Red Poppy that you see being sold by the American Legion in December. We also have the Iceland Poppy, which is a fast-growing poppy that can grow in cold climates.
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On Sale! Dwarf California Poppy Seeds Eschscholzia caespitosa
Growing just 8" tall, these golden beauties are beautiful when planted en masse. The silky, cup-shaped flowers form on slender stems creating a petite version of the incredibly popular Orange California Poppy. Great for small spaces or container gardening.Quick ViewxDwarf California Poppy Seeds
Eschscholzia caespitosa
Growing just 8" tall, these golden beauties are beautiful when planted en masse. The silky, cup-shaped flowers form on slender stems creating a petite version of the incredibly popular Orange California Poppy. Great for small spaces or container gardening.
$3.48 Pkt - $15.72 / Oz
The Poppy seeds for sale here come from several families of Poppy, but are not the kind of poppy seeds that you put into muffins! The most popular type of Poppy flower seed is the California Poppy, which graces calendar pictures worldwide with its profuse orange blooms that cover whole mountains in California each spring. It now comes in many other colors as well, such as yellow, red, white, and pink. The other kind of Poppy is called Papaver in the Latin, and has popular members like the Red Poppy that you see being sold by the American Legion in December. We also have the Iceland Poppy, which is a fast-growing poppy that can grow in cold climates.