14 results for "Annuals Poppies" between $2.00 and $450.00

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.

There are two options for receiving seed. Seed can be simply included with your order or if you are not ordering bulbs at this time, we charge $3 for postage and mailer (up to 9 packets). Be sure to choose how you would like your seed sent to you.

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.

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Sun to part sun. 15"H. Hardy annual. 50 seeds in a pack. Plant seeds directly in the garden. Plant in the garden in the fall in all zones. Do not cover seeds. 15-30 days tp germinate. Harvest blooms when they just begin to crack open. Make the harvest cut at ground level.

One heck of a gorgeous ornamental plant, our Pepperbox Breadseed Poppy has mauve-pink flowers that produce the tiny blue-gray seeds that classic bread and dessert bakers crave. This 2’ to 3’ tall heirloom should be grown as an annual although it may well overwinter in more temperate climates. Sow seed directly into the garden in late fall or very early spring. Unfortunately, you will have to decide if you want to grow it for cut flowers or for its seed: you cannot have both. For seed production,...