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Pale Rose Peony Poppy Seeds For Planting (Papaver paeoniflorum)

Pale Rose Peony Poppy Seeds For Planting (Papaver paeoniflorum)

Name: Pale Rose Peony Poppy Seeds For Planting (Papaver paeoniflorum)
Brand: 500 Seeds Per Pack
SKU: 397-FBM
Price: 2.15 USD
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Quick Facts

Papaver paeoniflorum
Type: Flower
Color: Pink
Height: 24" to 36" Tall
Width: 8" to 12" Spread
Season: Annual
Zones: 3 to 8
Environment: Full Sun (Cool Regions) / Part Shade (Warm Regions)

Description

Grow a garden filled with the beautiful Pale Rose Peony Poppy, from freshly harvested Papaver paeoniflorum seeds. Pale Rose Peony is a gorgeous, double petaled Poppy that produces pom pom type blooms in a pale rose coloring. The flowers sit atop thin, hairy stems - the trademark of the Papaver species. Each flower will spread to a diameter of about 4 to 5 inches across, making it one of the largest blooms in its genus.

These beauties are categorized as annual flowering plants, meaning that they will grow quickly from seed, only to flower for a few short weeks. The flowers produce seeds in abundance and will readily self seed in the later months of the Summer season. The blooms themselves will attract all sorts of beneficial insects to the garden, such as butterflies, hummingbirds, bumblebees and honeybees as well.

Pale Rose Peony Poppies will look great directly in the garden, or used as a border plant. They also go great in raised beds, or along driveways and fences as well. The flowers can be cut for a cut flower in vases and bouquets, and once the flowers dry out, they can be used in arts, crafts, or in scrapbooking even.

Sowing The Seed

Papaver paeoniflorum seeds grow best with a period of stratification, 4 weeks prior to sowing. Black Peony Poppy seeds are also best sown directly outdoors, when the weather is warm and all danger of frost has passed. The root system of these popular flowers is pretty weak until they are matured, so transplanting is out of the question. Remove all unwanted plant life from your sowing area, turning the dirt, or replacing it with fresh soil. Sprinkle the seeds to the surface of the soil, on a calm day, making sure that no high winds can blow the tiny seeds away. Do not cover your Poppy seeds as they require light to germinate properly. Pat down the soil to keep the seeds in place.

Growing Conditions

Peony Poppies will enjoy an area of full sunlight in cool regions and partial shade in warmer regions. They thrive in temperatures of around 70F and don't like the heat of summer. The soil should be well drained and can be average to rich, although it prefers sandy soils most. Areas that consist of hard, compact soil will retain too much moisture, so mixing a light compost is recommended for improved drainage. Water daily, with a mist setting, allowing the seeds to receive an adequate amount of moisture, without drowning the seeds or causing them to wash away.

Germination & Growth

Your Peony Poppy seeds will begin to germinate within roughly 7 to 21 days after sowing. The plants will reach a mature height of 24 to 36 inches tall, and can be spaced about 6 inches apart. Peony Poppy plants are best established by the masses. Sowing a large sum of seeds within a small area will result in a beautiful sea of pale, pink colored blooms. Allow the seed pods to dry out during the late summer / early fall to establish new plants the following season, from seeds that will fall to the bare ground beneath.

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