Iceland Poppies are typically grown as annuals, but they are hardy, speedy growers that will happily come back year after year. Make room in the sunshine for these fluttery friends.
Shimmery apricot pink petals flutter on tall fuzzy stems. Pair with Spun Orange Marigolds for a delightful Mimosa garden. Brunch anyone?
Includes 50 seeds
DEER Deer resistant
KIDS+PETS Non-toxic
CLIMATE Heat loving
WATER Drought tolerant
INDOOR+POTS Grows well in containers outside.
Spread in the dirt 1/8" deep, 2" apart. Water gently and regularly as seedlings emerge over the next 2 weeks. Once babies are 2” tall, pluck so there's just one per 8-12".
Where to Plant: Find a place that gets mostly sun.
When to Plant: Early spring, or late fall if winters are mild. Sow directly into garden. Expect blooms in late spring.
