19 results for "Annual Poppies seeds" between $1.00 and $50.00

Description: This phlox annual is native to Texas and areas of the southern U.S. It has a sprawling habit with plants ranging from 10 to 15 inches high. Star-form flowers vary in color from red, pink, white & purple. Best planted in sunny locations in loose, informal groupings. To lengthen the flowering period, clip spent flowers. In mixed planting they mix well with cosmos, nasturtiums, poppies, and coreopsis. Aproximately 241,500 seeds.

Vaccaria is a little-known annual that is superbly easy to grow. It bears clouds of dainty pink flowers which are followed by pretty spherical seed capsules. Fresh or dried, it is excellent in bouquets. Fantastic with poppies grown up through it. Height around 18 inches.

SORRY, SOLD OUT FOR 2011, NEXT CROP WILL BE IN SEPTEMBER OF 2012. Visitors to the farm are quite taken with our stand of deep purple Poppies. Several years ago, Dianna planted a double-flowered "black" (Papaver paeoniflorum) that refused to stand up to our wind and rain, but the resulting seedlings... Wow! Some customers have reported that our strain is similar to 'Lauren's Grape' Papaver somniferum , but the plants and flowers are larger. Silky-textured, deep purple, single flowers with a dark plum...

Peony poppies are easy to grow flowers that cheer-up and add spark to even the most bland of gardens. They are planted in fall or early spring and produce huge double 4-5 inch deeply frilled flowers on sturdy, tall growing 2-3 foot plants.

Perennial in USDA zones 1-6. (Grow as an annual in USDA zone 7 and warmer.) Blooms in late spring. 2'-4' tall. Full sun. Hardy Oriental Poppies have large 4- 8" crepe paper-like blooms in vibrant shades of orange, pink, red, salmon, and white. This will be the most dramatic flower in your late spring garden! Flowers last 2-3 weeks. Extend bloom period by picking spent blossoms. In cool climates, Oriental Poppy foliage will die back in the summer after blooming and reappear in fall. Mix with summer...

Perennial (Hardy to USDA zones 2, but is short lived, lasting 2-3 years.) Blooms in spring. 1'-2' tall. Full sun. Dainty, graceful 3 flowers in colors of orange, red, pink, rose, yellow, cream, and white. Iceland Poppies are sweetly scented and quite dramatic when the sun shines through the petals! Technically a tender perennial, it is grown as an annual in warm climates and as an annual, biennial, or short-lived perennial in cold climates. Blooms in spring in cold climates and winter/early spring...

Annual. (Perennial in USDA zones 7-11, though foliage often over winters in other areas.) Blooms in the cool weather of spring and fall. 6-12" tall. You will melt when you see these charming California poppies in warm shades of baby yellow, butter yellow, and soft apricot yellow. An improved selection, they provide masses of bright sunny color during the cooler weather of spring and fall. The compact plants have elegant, fern-like green leaves that set off their ruffled, semi-double, fluted flowers...

I am a person who likes to work outside and in gardens, my own and helping out my friends. I volunteer at a Veteran's Memorial Garden I feel this is a great honor. I am always looking for new and interesting plantings to go with our perennials and annuals. This past fall I wanted to plant poppies and found the seeds for all red poppies on your web site and decided to order some. I am very pleased and amazed at the show of these flowers. I sowed the seeds in October and for the past week or so...

Annual. Blooms in late spring. 2'-3' tall. Full sun. Seductively dark, purple-violet blooms grace this stunning poppy. There is a local legend that renowned Colorado Garden writer, Lauren Springer, planted some poppy seeds from a bagel and discovered this unique variety. In reality, this experienced horticulturist spent years culling the seeds from the most beautiful purple poppies growing in her garden, knowing that both new and experienced gardeners would appreciate its superb beauty. The fluttery...