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| I saw some beautiful double poppies in a seed catalog. Has anyone ever grown any of these? Would these do best planted in fall in metro Atlanta? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Beautiful Double Poppies
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- Posted by girlgroupgirl 8 Atlanta (My Page) on Thu, May 15, 08 at 23:17
| Scratch soil and plant directly in the garden in November. It works well for poppies, batchelor buttons, larkspur, nigella, blue shrimp - cool weather annuals. GGG |
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| I sowed some perennial flowers by hand on a decent land and with decent plans. All over the bare earth rose many plants. Some of the green were called weeds and some were call friends. All over the decisive nature was brought about: a hard trowel and even harder sprouts. Things we pulled up, things that didn't fit. And in the end, it was 100% legit. According to the academy of plant science, the land on that which I tread is devoid of all defiance. Thus the question is the answer, and dare you ponder yonder, Ps. This was about poppies? On the new day I chose to see and happen in my own existence VOTE |
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