Poppy garden

Iceland Poppies Driving home at dusk and coming from a client’s in Beverly Farms, I passed this gorgeous poppy-filled window box at Gladstone’s jewelry shop on Union Street in Manchest…

A scenery that reminds of Monet's Poppy Field in Argenteuil, where colorful blobs of paint start from a sprinkling of poppies. This casual and impressionistic planting combination is fairly easy to re-create and requires little maintenance. Blooming from late spring to mid-summer, this naturalistic ensemble combines a few wildflowers and herbaceous perennials such as Flanders Poppy (Papaver rhoeas), Sage (Salvia nemorosa), Evening Primrose (Oenothera speciosa) and Sweet William Catchfly…

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5% of the order value of this wreath will be donated to the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal. Wild Poppy Garden Wreath - gorgeous handmade Autumn wreath, a lovely Remembrance Day tribute - wispy red poppys, lavender and lilacs, mixed with an abundance of greenery. It will make a fabulous addition to your home decor - you'll be the envy of all! 50cms + in diameter. The faux flowers and foliage are UV resistant, but I would still recommend a bit of shelter from the elements to keep it looking…

Iceland Poppies Driving home at dusk and coming from a client’s in Beverly Farms, I passed this gorgeous poppy-filled window box at Gladstone’s jewelry shop on Union Street in Manchest…

Learn how to grow Iceland Poppies, Shirley Poppies, Breadseed Poppies and California poppies in this complete poppy primer from Floret.

Gorgeous poppies are the stars of the late spring flower garden. Here are 14 poppy varieties to serve as focal points in your garden border.

If you love gorgeous flowers, consider growing poppies in your home garden. Blooming early in the growing season, they definitely steal the show.

Learn how to grow poppies and add stunning blooms to your garden. Poppies are a spring time staple in my garden in the low desert of Arizona.

Poppies Field poppies (Papaver rhoeas) go by a number of names: corn poppies, Shirley poppies, Flanders poppies, and red poppies. They are the famous annuals that miraculously appeared in battle-scarred fields immediately following World War I. That in itself should tell you a thing or two about the tenacity of these plants. They self-seed easily and will fill up as much space as you allow them to. But they're far from being garden thugs and you will be happy to have them around—even after…