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Which species of Poppy is this?

9 years ago

This poppy is perennial, and also produces seeds which are true to the parent plant. Foliage height is about 40cms. The flowers are 5cms wide on top of the long slender 40-50cms stems.

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carol23_gw
9 years ago
Meconopsis cambrica
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
9 years ago
Reliable self sower. Very useful in shade.
mike_jw
Original Author
9 years ago
That's definitely the one. Thanks to both of you.

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