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Poppy paeoniflorum "Double mix"
Poppy paeoniflorum "Double mix" - Papaver paeoniflorum flore pleno.
Terry showy flowers.
Hardy Annual. Bush with straight smooth stems of a bluish color, up to 90 cm tall.
The leaves are oblong, pinnately lobed. Flowers solitary on long peduncles, double, up to 12 cm in diameter.
Position: Full Sun.
Sowing time: April.
Sowing Instructions: Sow March to April or August to September for overwintering.
Optimum Germination Temperature: +15+18°C.
Sowing Depth: 0,3 cm. Seed should be sown outdoors where it is to flower in spring or autumn and thinned out to 30 cm apart.
Growing Instructions: Space the plants 30 cm apart in full sun in ordinary garden soil.
Flowering time: June, July, August.
Planting method: open ground.
Ideal For: Bedding, Border, Cottage Garden. Use for groups, mixborders.
Agricultural technology.
The plant is cold-resistant, light-loving, not demanding on soils. Poorly tolerates stagnant water. It responds well to the application of mineral and organic fertilizers.
Propagated by sowing seeds in open ground in April. The seeding depth is 0.3 cm. At a temperature of +12°C, seedlings appear on the 7-12th day. Seedlings are thinned out, leaving a distance between plants of 15-20 cm.
Bright luxurious poppy flowers always stand out from other flowers. Without a colorful carpet of these plants, it is impossible to imagine the warmth and joy of midsummer.
Poppy is a photophilous, cold-resistant, undemanding plant.
Poppy does not tolerate stagnant water, responds well to the application of mineral and organic fertilizers. This gives poppy leaves a rich dark green color, larger flowers, and brighter colors.
If, after flowering, some of the boxes are left, then abundant self-seeding occurs. So, having sown them once, in subsequent years it will only be necessary to thin out the emerging poppy seedlings. Poppy care is not burdensome - weeding, loosening, watering in drought, removing faded flowers. Plant transplants are very poorly tolerated.
Terry showy flowers.
Hardy Annual. Bush with straight smooth stems of a bluish color, up to 90 cm tall.
The leaves are oblong, pinnately lobed. Flowers solitary on long peduncles, double, up to 12 cm in diameter.
Position: Full Sun.
Sowing time: April.
Sowing Instructions: Sow March to April or August to September for overwintering.
Optimum Germination Temperature: +15+18°C.
Sowing Depth: 0,3 cm. Seed should be sown outdoors where it is to flower in spring or autumn and thinned out to 30 cm apart.
Growing Instructions: Space the plants 30 cm apart in full sun in ordinary garden soil.
Flowering time: June, July, August.
Planting method: open ground.
Ideal For: Bedding, Border, Cottage Garden. Use for groups, mixborders.
Agricultural technology.
The plant is cold-resistant, light-loving, not demanding on soils. Poorly tolerates stagnant water. It responds well to the application of mineral and organic fertilizers.
Propagated by sowing seeds in open ground in April. The seeding depth is 0.3 cm. At a temperature of +12°C, seedlings appear on the 7-12th day. Seedlings are thinned out, leaving a distance between plants of 15-20 cm.
Bright luxurious poppy flowers always stand out from other flowers. Without a colorful carpet of these plants, it is impossible to imagine the warmth and joy of midsummer.
Poppy is a photophilous, cold-resistant, undemanding plant.
Poppy does not tolerate stagnant water, responds well to the application of mineral and organic fertilizers. This gives poppy leaves a rich dark green color, larger flowers, and brighter colors.
If, after flowering, some of the boxes are left, then abundant self-seeding occurs. So, having sown them once, in subsequent years it will only be necessary to thin out the emerging poppy seedlings. Poppy care is not burdensome - weeding, loosening, watering in drought, removing faded flowers. Plant transplants are very poorly tolerated.
