Poppy
With their glorious crepe-paperlike blooms in a wide variety of brilliant hues, annual poppies add a ton of color to the garden. They're easy to grow and often self-seed, allowing them to appear year after year. It's best to grow them from seed directly in the ground as most do not transplant well. They work well in cottage-style landscapes scattered among late spring-blooming perennials.
- Light:
- Sun
- Zones:
- 2-11
- Plant Type:
- Annual
- Plant Height:
- 1-4 feet tall
- Plant Width:
- 6-12 inches wide
- Landscape Uses:
- Containers,Beds & Borders
- Special Features:
- Flowers,Drought Tolerant
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Shasta daisy
The sparkling white single daisies of 'Alaska' Shasta daisy echo the flower shape of poppies while providing a contrast in color and foliage -- especially with strong-color poppies.
VeronicaWith erect spikes of bright blue flowers, veronica works well planted with annual poppies, providing a vertical accent and color contrast.
Blanket flowerThe yellow, maroon, and red daisylike blooms of blanket flower combine nicely with annual poppy varieties in the same color ranges.
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