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Poppy Peony Seeds - Double Mixed Seven Colors Papaver somniferum

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Peony Poppy Seeds – Double Mixed Colors (Papaver somniferum)
Bring lush, romantic texture to your garden with these Double Peony Poppies, a spectacular strain of Papaver somniferum bred for their full, ruffled, multi‑petaled blooms. Each flower resembles a miniature peony, bursting with layers of silky petals in a dazzling range of reds, pinks, whites, purples, corals, and pastels. These poppies deliver show‑stopping color and volume with almost no effort.
🌺 Why Gardeners Love Peony Poppies
- Huge, fully double blooms that look like peonies or pom‑poms
- Vibrant mixed colors — no two plants are the same
- Silky, textured petals that add luxury to any garden
- Tall, elegant stems perfect for cutting
- Ornamental seed pods ideal for dried arrangements
- Pollinator‑friendly, attracting bees and beneficial insects
- Easy to grow and thrives in full sun
🌱 Plant Details
- Botanical Name: Papaver somniferum
- Type: Annual
- Height: 30–48 inches
- Bloom Time: Late spring to early summer
- Sun: Full sun
- Soil: Well‑drained
- Habit: Upright, bushy, and highly floriferous
🌿 How to Grow
- Direct sow in early spring or fall
- Surface‑sow — seeds need light to germinate
- Keep soil lightly moist until seedlings establish
- Thin to 6–10 inches apart
- Allow some pods to mature for natural reseeding
🎨 Perfect For
- Cottage gardens
- Cut‑flower beds
- Wildflower meadows
- Pollinator gardens
- Dried floral crafts
- Romantic, lush garden designs
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I grow Peony poppies from seed?
Peony poppies (Papaver somniferum) prefer to be direct-sown in early spring or fall. Surface-sow the seeds as they require light to germinate, pressing them gently into the soil. Keep them moist until established and thin to 6-10 inches apart.
Are Peony poppies annuals or perennials?
Peony poppies are annuals. They complete their life cycle in one season but are excellent at self-seeding, often returning year after year if allowed to drop their seed pods.
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