13 results for "Iceland poppy seeds" between $1.00 and $50.00

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A 12" tall poppy with a neat compact habit in colors of orange, yellow and white that is free flowering and for early summer. Specifically bred for use as an annual bedding plant. (Package 50 Seeds)

The Iceland Poppy is a perennial flower, but because of its inability to withstand warm temperatures it is most often grown as a biennial, or even an annual. Typically the Iceland Poppy will bloom in its first year. It is a hardy flower within zones 2-7 and prefers cooler climates. This Poppy was originally found as a native to the Northern United States and parts of Asia. It requires well-drained soils and full sunlight. The seeds will produce either a white, yellow, or orange poppy. The Iceland...

Description: SPRING WATER,1.5 LTR Quantity: 12 Size: 50.7 OZ Brand: ICESPG

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Tweet SKU: SEEDS1125 Slender stems bear large flowers like crinkled silk in charming pastel shades of creamy white, coral, salmon, pink, rose, lemon and deep orange. Lives through very cold winters and blossoms in most areas in late spring. Several weeks before last expected frost or in late summer, broadcast seeds over prepared soil. Firm by light tamping. When plants are 4 inches high, thin. Use in borders mixed with Baby's Breath-Gypsophila. Lovely massed in beds and ideal for rock gardens...

If you're expecting rain within a week or so of sowing your wildflower seed, there is no need to water. But, if you live in a dry area or can't count on rain, mist the wildflower seed growing area with a hose or gentle sprinkler. Keep the seed bed moist until the little plants are established or rain is falling on its own without help from your garden hose! Germination times are unique to each variety with some appearing in as little as a week and others taking many...