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Filled Poppy Mix
Botanical Name: Papaver somniferum
Type: Hardy Annual
Filled Poppy Mix offers a dazzling display of large, fully double, peony-like blooms in a mix of vibrant colours including pink, red, white, lavender, and plum. These lush, ruffled flowers bring a dramatic and romantic feel to beds and borders, blooming through summer with minimal effort. Easy to grow and ideal for wildflower-style or cottage gardens, these poppies are also attractive to bees and pollinators.
Plant Details
Type: Hardy Annual
Height: 60 – 80 cm
Spread: 25 – 30 cm
Flowers: June – August
Position: Full sun, well-drained soil (tolerates poor soils)
Growing Information
Sow Outdoors: Mar – May or Sep – Oct (for earlier blooms next year)
How to Sow: Scatter thinly on prepared soil. Rake in lightly — do not cover deeply.
Germination: 10 – 20 days at 10 – 18°C
Spacing: Thin to 25 cm apart
Care: Minimal care needed. Water during prolonged dry periods. Deadhead to prolong flowering or leave seed heads for structure and wildlife.
Why You’ll Love It
Fully double, peony-style blooms in bold summer colours
Easy to grow with a natural, wild beauty
Great for borders, wildflower gardens, and cutting
Loved by bees & pollinators
Thrives even in poor soils – very low-maintenance
Top Tip
Sow directly where they are to flower — poppies dislike transplanting. Leave seed heads to self-seed for naturalised beauty next season.
Perfect For
Cottage gardens & wildflower meadows
Summer borders & informal beds
Pollinator-friendly planting
Dried flower arrangements & natural seed heads
Easy low-care floral displays
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