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Bloomsz Colourful Oriental Poppy Collection Bulbs 5-pack
$39.98
Hardy yet delicate appearing, Popies produce a poping color of display in the late spring and early summer garden. This collection contains Royal Wedding, Brilliant, Patty’s Plum, Prince of Orange and Raspberry Queen
- Drought Resistant
- Deer Resistant
- Grows 2-4′
- Blooms Late Spring, Early Summer
- Hardy in zones 3 to 7
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Planting/Growing Information
Plant in deep, rich, fertile, very well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade. It is especially important that the soil is not water-logged in winter; that spells death to the roots. Space 24-36″ apart. Once planted, do not disturb. The long taproots can easily break. Intolerant of hot, humid conditions; thrives in areas with cool summers. For best effect, plant in groups of no more than three. Foliage dies back soon after plant flowers. Grows 30-36″ tall. Blooms May-June.
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