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Can any-one tell me what I should do with my oenamental poppy seeds I'm not sure if I should plant them now for next year or even how too, should I perhaps keep them until Spring hope some-one can advise.

Can any-one tell me what I should do with my oenamental poppy seeds I'm not sure if I should plant them now for next year or even how too, should I perhaps keep them until Spring hope some-one can advise.

Hi folks!  Just wondering if anyone can help please. I bought 2 blue poppies from T&M, they arrived early April looking quite healthy. I potted them up and put them in the greenhouse only for them to go black and die immediatly. I told T

How do I control my rampant Romneya poppy ? The poppy throws up tough off shoots.

Can anyone tell me if they have had these poppy like plants on their allotments or garden, should I pull them up or do they flower or are they a weed. Next to a poppy they do not look quite the same but are very similar, there are loads. Thanks

As a newcomer to the forum and some plants I wonder if anyone can tell me what variety this poppy is that I photographed a couple of summers back.   I dont know although i have seen it,lovely very attractive.   It's probably something Fizz, although

Just recently with all this warm, sunny weather my lovely Red Poppies have bloomed. They are really lovely, however only a few hours later the petals fall off. Anyone out there with any ideas? Is it the heat that is causing the petals to fall off so

I have a huge clump of Orientale poppies which flower happily every year. However last year and again this year I have been having a problem which I can't identify. To start with a couple of the leaves have suddenly become variegated...not too much

I have a rusty old helmet in which I'd like to grow field poppies, Ive tried a couple of times but the seed has not germinated. Can anyone help me to achieve my 2014 tribute hanging basket?  They're annuals so you don't want to germinate them

there are seedheads of annual poppies. There are still some in flower but they are very late - usually because they have sown themselves somewhere a little shadier or generally less conducive to enthusiastic growth.Left untroubled, the ripened and fading carcasses