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Papaver Iceland Mix Seeds
Seed Type: Non-Hybrid, Open Pollinated and Non-GMO
Plant: Curved stems with flowers on top, Grows up to 1 foot
Flower: Bowl-shaped, satin-textured & lightly fragrant flowers
Colour: Orange, Red, Yellow, Salmon, Pink & White
Specifications: Great as edging flowers or ground cover
- SOWING
TIMEOctober - November
- Sowing
DistancePlant to Plant - 6 to 8 inches
- Fruit
WeightN/A
- Fruit
ShapeN/A
- Days to
maturity100 to 120 days
- Details
- How to sow
- Reviews
Native to Europe, North America and some parts of Central Asia, Papaver Iceland Mix is a hardy ephemeral perennial. The flower is grown for garden beds, patios and used as cut flowers when the buds are just about to open. The blooms of the flower have a satin-like texture with beautiful colours that are bowl-shaped. The flower blooms on top of a feathery bluish-green foliage stem that grows up to 1 foot in length. Papaver Iceland blooms can attract pollinators like birds, butterflies and bees. The flower also has significant importance in medicine.
Planting instructions
Papaver Iceland seeds must be planted directly in their garden beds since they do not transplant well. Sow the seeds about ¼ inches in well-draining soil. Do not cover the seeds since they require light to germinate.
Growing Requirements
Pests
The main cause of concern for Papaver Iceland Mix flowers is wet soil. The plant can not survive in soil that is saturated with water. Moisture in the soil can lead to fungal diseases like poppy blight. Manage the watering and ensure proper drainage to avoid these problems.
soil
Papaver Iceland flowers can grow well in regular well-draining garden soil. Too fertile soil will result in a thicker and stronger plant but discourage flowering.
spot
Papaver Iceland grows well in full sun but can also tolerate partial shade.
temperature
Ideal germination temperature for Papaver Iceland Mix should range between 14 to 20 °C.
watering
Papaver Iceland flowers do not require frequent watering. Water the plant only when the soil feels too dry to touch.
how to harvest
Papaver Iceland flowers must be grown outdoors in rock gardens, near pathways or on a patio. You can also use them as cut flowers by harvesting them just before the buds are about to open.
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Papaver Iceland Mix Seeds
Seed Type: Non-Hybrid, Open Pollinated and Non-GMO
Plant: Curved stems with flowers on top, Grows up to 1 foot
Flower: Bowl-shaped, satin-textured & lightly fragrant flowers
Colour: Orange, Red, Yellow, Salmon, Pink & White
Specifications: Great as edging flowers or ground cover
Native to Europe, North America and some parts of Central Asia, Papaver Iceland Mix is a hardy ephemeral perennial. The flower is grown for garden beds, patios and used as cut flowers when the buds are just about to open. The blooms of the flower have a satin-like texture with beautiful colours that are bowl-shaped. The flower blooms on top of a feathery bluish-green foliage stem that grows up to 1 foot in length. Papaver Iceland blooms can attract pollinators like birds, butterflies and bees. The flower also has significant importance in medicine.
Seed Type: Non-Hybrid, Open Pollinated and Non-GMO
Plant: Curved stems with flowers on top, Grows up to 1 foot
Flower: Bowl-shaped, satin-textured & lightly fragrant flowers
Colour: Orange, Red, Yellow, Salmon, Pink & White
Specifications: Great as edging flowers or ground cover
- SOWING
TIMEOctober - November
- Sowing
DistancePlant to Plant - 6 to 8 inches
- Fruit
WeightN/A
- Fruit
ShapeN/A
- Days to
maturity100 to 120 days
Planting instructions
Papaver Iceland seeds must be planted directly in their garden beds since they do not transplant well. Sow the seeds about ¼ inches in well-draining soil. Do not cover the seeds since they require light to germinate.
Growing Requirements
Pests
The main cause of concern for Papaver Iceland Mix flowers is wet soil. The plant can not survive in soil that is saturated with water. Moisture in the soil can lead to fungal diseases like poppy blight. Manage the watering and ensure proper drainage to avoid these problems.
soil
Papaver Iceland flowers can grow well in regular well-draining garden soil. Too fertile soil will result in a thicker and stronger plant but discourage flowering.
spot
Papaver Iceland grows well in full sun but can also tolerate partial shade.
temperature
Ideal germination temperature for Papaver Iceland Mix should range between 14 to 20 °C.
watering
Papaver Iceland flowers do not require frequent watering. Water the plant only when the soil feels too dry to touch.
how to harvest
Papaver Iceland flowers must be grown outdoors in rock gardens, near pathways or on a patio. You can also use them as cut flowers by harvesting them just before the buds are about to open.
