How to Grow Icelandic Poppies for the First Time - Cut Flower Garden
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Fantastic - well done and great tips. I've just planted out a 35' bed of Iceland Poppies and it sounds like I might do OK! In Australia we're in autumn heading for winter. I've put my seedlings into warm soil with about 5-6 weeks to our first frost. They are SO lovely - yours were fantastic (back in 2019 lol!)
These dainty little plants self seed just fine and pop up randomly year to year in my garden where I don't do anything special to them. Zone 5. Flowering about June. I just have the orange ones. Very tall about 1 foot at most. I don't care about color combos as orange isn't really fitting with the purple pinks of that time but on close examination, their fairy like presentation makes them all so special.
Love to see more videos. Not too often do people mention when planting time in the fall is best for their seeding or that the seeds need cold treatments.
Same, nov 1 I plant poppies here in zone 9 otherwise they bolt. Took me 6 years to figure that out lol
I winter sowed islandic poppies and Shirley poppies in Feburary (zone 5). The Shirley poppies sprouted a lot faster than the islandic ones. Didn't have germination problems with either but islandic poppies are really slow to start. Like really really slow haha. The faster you put them in the ground though Really makes a difference.
what is winter sowing in 5a - like on the snow?
FYI: Stokes Seeds say 'Champagne Bubbles' are hardy to zone 6a and -10 degrees F. -Love your channel!
They are sooooo gorgeous 😍
Where did you purchase your poppy starts ?
I plant my poppies from Nov.-Dec. All seem to like cold weather. NW Florida
Thanks for the feedback I’m in the treasure cost and want to give it a try hopefully it will survive
I live in zone 3 and there is a variety of Iceland Poppy that I have that came from zone 2. It is finicky though, it wants to flourish where it wants to, not where I want it.
Oh poppies are so beautiful but so frustrating! I’ll try your method and see if I can’t get some next spring!
nice garden
Beautiful 🧡💛💗
Where did you order your plugs from? They are beautiful. I was under the impression that all poppies needed cold stratification and had to be direct sowed. Thanks for all the great information.
Just depends on the type. I always direct sow shirley poppies, but these are definitely more difficult. Plugs are from Farmer Bailey's
I bought Icelandic poppy plants last year from Lowe’s.
Im trying these out this year, just got seeds today (April 08 2020) and im in zone 2 in canada. Im starting them from seed in the jiffy greenhouse seed 72 cells.Our last frost is May 3rd. I have no idea what im doing but im really hoping that im doing it right, and that they will produce. Any tips are welcomed here :)
Very helpful video. Do you know where to buy primed seeds ? I don't know what primed means, is it just cold stratification ? Have your grown Oriental poppies before ? They are apparently perennial for my zone zone 6b or lower
I've never tried growing the perennial oriental poppies. There are several ways seed can be primed including cold. Usually seed from nursery suppliers are primed. It almost always will say it in the description.
Floret!!!
I think it might mean kept in the refrigerator. Some seeds have to be cold first to sprout.
Pretty varieties. Would you kindly provide their references and or place where you purchased the seeds please? Grateful in advance. Cheers. 🌸💛
I've had the best success with primed seed from Geoseed. Thanks for watching! 🌱
I think I will try to winter sow these.o
what is it to ensure PROMMED iceland poppy seed ? (correct name Papaver Nudicaule)
Am I spelling PROMMED correctly?
Despite searching I cannot find information re HOW iceland poppy seeds are PROMMED
She's saying primed
Could I start these right now in zone 7
Yes, they should germinate providing that conditions are right. Good luck!
@@TONYAwiththeflowers would you start them indoors?
Do you think poppies can bloom in Florida?
Yes but have to be toward end of cool season going into spring usually. Winter ones will bloom closer to December
Where did you buy your plugs?
Farmer Bailey plugs.
FRESHCUTKY Cut Flower & Vegetable Garden can the public buy plugs or only flower farmers
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My poppies didn’t germinate after 4 weeks...I am so sad about that
Try the Primed seeds, like at Floret, a commenter said..
Johnny's Seeds says they germinate in less than 2 wks, but does not say if they are primed.