

My children call them tissue paper flowers.
I love the delicate crinkly papery look of poppies. I grow all sorts, including Oriental, California, Iceland, bread seed and Shirley.
The above two are Papaver somniferum varieties Heirloom and Lauren's Grape. The ones below are from a mix of Shirley poppies and some reseeding California poppies.


2 comments:
I love seeing all the varieties of flowers you have in your garden, maybe one day I'll follow in your footsteps when I get a house.
The third one is just stunning! I've never seen a poppy like that before.
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