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After glimpsing a little bit of the beauty of poppies from some self set papaver somniferum in my garden last year, I decided to plant a bed for this summer.
I purchased my seeds from a lovely lady at
½ teaspoon of Black Papaver Somniferum seeds. These seeds produce approximately; 50% Single Petal Lavender flowers, 5% Double Petal Lavender Peony type flowers, and 10% Single or Double Red Flowers. The rest of the mix includes the Hen and Chick variety and other opium poppy seeds I have added over the years. It is a truly spectacular mix!++
And
½ teaspoon of blue Papaver Somniferum seeds, which produce Single Petal "Hot Pink", and the huge tennis ball size Giganteum pods. These flowers are a nice pink, to light red color
And Now for the First Time Offered Get Opium Poppy Seeds In White.
¼ teaspoon of the China White opium poppy seeds. Some of the pods from this variety can get as large as an 8 year old child's fist!
I've planted them in an area chickens have been using for the past year, with some extra magic manure from a 20 year old stableyard pile. I planted a week ago, and we've had a few frosts since which I believe helps germination.
I'm really looking forward to the beauty of these poppies. I'm sure I'll enjoy relaxing in my Garden because of them. Peace All
I purchased my seeds from a lovely lady at

½ teaspoon of Black Papaver Somniferum seeds. These seeds produce approximately; 50% Single Petal Lavender flowers, 5% Double Petal Lavender Peony type flowers, and 10% Single or Double Red Flowers. The rest of the mix includes the Hen and Chick variety and other opium poppy seeds I have added over the years. It is a truly spectacular mix!++
And
½ teaspoon of blue Papaver Somniferum seeds, which produce Single Petal "Hot Pink", and the huge tennis ball size Giganteum pods. These flowers are a nice pink, to light red color
And Now for the First Time Offered Get Opium Poppy Seeds In White.
¼ teaspoon of the China White opium poppy seeds. Some of the pods from this variety can get as large as an 8 year old child's fist!
I've planted them in an area chickens have been using for the past year, with some extra magic manure from a 20 year old stableyard pile. I planted a week ago, and we've had a few frosts since which I believe helps germination.

I'm really looking forward to the beauty of these poppies. I'm sure I'll enjoy relaxing in my Garden because of them. Peace All