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The peachy pink petals of Papaver orientale ‘Petticoat’ are finely pleated and ruffled, and they overlap each other so thickly that the blossoms appear voluminous and fluffy, like their namesake garment. The petals have violet-black coloring at their bases.
When you want to introduce excitement into the June border, consider Oriental Poppies, for their ruffled and shimmering petals pack more pigment than you can imagine. Plant Poppies in groups in a sunny, well-drained position and match them with summer bloomers or annuals that spread out and will conceal their early dormancy. Poppies also make stunning cut flowers if you sear the ends of freshly cut stems with a match.
Our plants are shipped early for fall planting, to allow them time to settle in and make a good start in your garden. Winter Protection for Zones 3–6: In the fall, leave new foliage on your plants and mulch with a loose material, such as evergreen boughs or pine needles, after the soil has frozen to a depth of 1″.
For more information on growing Oriental Poppies, click Growing Guide.










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