A good red Poppy at Last

14 years ago

It has been several years since I started this oriental from seed. It must be Beauty of Livermore.....first time to bloom.

Of course not in the best spot next to the burgundy red iris, but I don't dare try to move it.....they do not transplant well and I have just one.

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jspeachyn5
14 years ago
Very nice.
I'm w/you I would not try to move it either.
I started some from seed "again" this year. I finally got some to live.
They are not very big. But I hope they will come back next year and bloom.
Sorta like my foxglove. Never could get any to grow for me. Then last year they took off. This year they are blooming now. I just stand an look at them in disbelief. They are actually in my flower beds an not in a book or something. lol
What is the one in the back ground in the second picture that is right behind it? Curiosity an all...
Bonnie
ozarkredbird
14 years ago
Oh wow, I so want some of these! Beautiful...Congrats!
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helenh
14 years ago
Very beautiful and now you'll have them every year. In the picture I don't think the red and burgundy look bad together.
gldno1
Original Author
14 years ago
I think you may be looking at another bud of the iris Clarence. The short green is a perennials sunflower with small double flowers.

I have another from seed oriental that I will post on another thread.