California Poppy

Heirloom; Non-GMO; Container; Annual

50-60 Days to maturity. Eschscholzia californica. Ballerina Mix California Poppy Seeds. Non-GMO, annual. Ballerina Mix California poppies are colorful and hardy. Perfect for mass plantings and low-maintenance gardens, these delightful blooms are sure to liven up any garden or yard. These wildflower-like blossoms can take the drought and lots of sun! One ounce covers about 625 square feet of bare soil. ~17,000 seeds/oz.

Heirloom; Non-GMO; Container; Annual

50-60 Days to maturity. Eschscholzia californica. Formula Mix California Poppy Seeds. Non-GMO, annual. Formula Mix California poppies are a serious favorite of pollinators like honey bees. These easy-to-grow flowers are charming when planted en masse but thrive just as readily in containers and other applications. Colorful and full, Formula Mix California Poppies are perfect for livening up a variety of gardens with a spread of color. One ounce covers about 250 square feet of bare soil. ~18,500 seeds/oz.

Naturalizes in poor, dry soil; 8-12” tall; Re-seeding annual

Simple, silky-orange flowers accented by wispy, blue-green foliage. Prolific sun- loving blooms are very attractive in flower beds or naturalized in fields. Start transplants 2-3 weeks before last frost or direct sow 1/4” deep after last frost; transplant carefully and thin to a final spacing of 6” apart. Eschscholzia californica. 18.8M seeds/oz.

Growing notes: We have selected these easy-to-grow flower varieties for their individual beauty, for the beneficial insects they attract, and/or suitability for cut flower production. By offering an assortment of hues, heights, growth habits and appearances, we strive to fill your flower needs, whether you are adding color to your home garden or selling bouquets for market. Our varieties are tried-and-true standards that are sure to perform well in a wide range of growing conditions. Many of these varieties are well suited for succession plantings to ensure a continuous harvest throughout the season. Days to maturity are from seeding. M=1,000.

Heirloom; Non-GMO; Container; Tender perennial often grown as annual

55-75 Days to maturity. Eschscholzia californica. Red Chief California Poppy Seeds. Non-GMO, heirloom, tender perennial that is often grown as an annual. Red Chief California Poppies bring a taste of the Pacific Coast right to your backyard! These vivid, eye-catching blooms bring flames of color wherever they go, making it easy to see why poppies are the state flower of California. They also attract pollinators and are tolerant to rabbits and other pests. Red Chief poppies are perennials in warmer climates and readily re-seed as annuals. Does well in mass plantings or flower beds along with being container-friendly. Perfect for growers in hot, arid climates. Approximately 18,000 seeds per ounce.

Non-GMO; Container; Annual

Mission Bells is a classic California poppy (Eschscholzia californica), a species native to California and the western United States. It produces semi-double and double cup-shaped blooms in a warm mix of orange, yellow, pink, and cream on slender stems above feathery blue-green foliage. Easy to grow from seed and tolerant of heat and poor soil, this full-sun annual is well suited to meadows, borders, and cut arrangements.

Non-GMO; Container; Annual

60-75 Days to Maturity. Eschscholzia californica. Carmine King California Poppy Flower Seeds. Non-GMO, hybrid, annual flower in zones 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. Deer resistant. Attracts pollinators. Displays pink-colored blooms with a golden center from late spring to summer. Recommended for growing in beds, containers, and fields. In the landscape, Carmine King Poppies are great for wildflower gardens, borders, and as a mass planting. Its vibrant color adds a pop of color to any landscape setting. It has a low, upright habit with tolerance to cold, heat, and drought. These flowers are not recommended for culinary use, although they are sometimes used for traditional medicine in teas and tinctures. The Carmine King variety is special because of its unique and vibrant carmine blooms, which are less common among California poppies. Its ability to attract pollinators while being deer-resistant makes it an appealing choice for many gardeners. ~18,000 seeds/oz.