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Poppies are starting

14 years ago

These are all papaver somniferum (poppies). All from seeds. This same patch started as all Lauren's grape.............Now I seem to have one true LG in the garden.

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Comments (3)

christie_sw_mo
14 years ago
You're getting some interesting ones Glenda. I get a few volunteers from mine but they're all the same and don't bloom very well.
jspeachyn5
14 years ago
Very nice. I can hardly wait for mine to get big enough to bloom.
I really like the colors.
Bonnie
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gldno1
Original Author
14 years ago
I think all I every planted was Lauren's Grape, a double pink and one called Ruby something or other. They mix a lot. This morning I see a clump of the dark Lauren's Grape...maybe my favorite.

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