Orange California Poppy Seeds
A big ol’ heapin’ tablespoon of California Poppy seeds mixed with rice hulls (for ease of scatter & spacing).
Eschscholzia californica.
Planting California Poppy from Seed:
Sow seeds directly: Plant seeds 1/8 inch deep in well-draining soil, in a sunny location, in late winter to early spring.
Use a mix of soil and sand: California poppy prefers poor soil, so mix in some sand to prevent over-fertilization.
Water lightly: Keep soil moist during germination (1-2 weeks).
Thin seedlings: Space seedlings 6-8 inches apart to allow for proper growth.
Growing Instructions:
Full sun: California poppy requires full sun (6+ hours direct sunlight).
Well-draining soil: Ensure soil drains well to prevent root rot.
Low watering: Water sparingly, as California poppy is drought-tolerant.
No fertilization: Avoid fertilizing, as this can lead to weak stems and fewer blooms.
Deadheading: Remove spent blooms to encourage more flowering.
General Uses and Benefits:
Ornamental: California poppy's vibrant orange blooms make it a stunning addition to gardens and landscapes.
Native habitat restoration: Planting California poppy supports local ecosystems and wildlife.
Medicinal: California poppy has sedative, anti-anxiety, and pain-relieving properties.
Drought tolerance: California poppy's adaptability makes it an excellent choice for water-conscious gardens.
Wildlife support: California poppy attracts pollinators, bees, and butterflies, supporting local biodiversity.
Additional Tips:
California poppy is a hardy annual, blooming from February to September.
It can self-seed, spreading easily in ideal conditions.
By following these guidelines, you'll be able to successfully grow California poppy from seed and enjoy its vibrant blooms and benefits! We hope you love this plant as much as we do!
A big ol’ heapin’ tablespoon of California Poppy seeds mixed with rice hulls (for ease of scatter & spacing).
Eschscholzia californica.
Planting California Poppy from Seed:
Sow seeds directly: Plant seeds 1/8 inch deep in well-draining soil, in a sunny location, in late winter to early spring.
Use a mix of soil and sand: California poppy prefers poor soil, so mix in some sand to prevent over-fertilization.
Water lightly: Keep soil moist during germination (1-2 weeks).
Thin seedlings: Space seedlings 6-8 inches apart to allow for proper growth.
Growing Instructions:
Full sun: California poppy requires full sun (6+ hours direct sunlight).
Well-draining soil: Ensure soil drains well to prevent root rot.
Low watering: Water sparingly, as California poppy is drought-tolerant.
No fertilization: Avoid fertilizing, as this can lead to weak stems and fewer blooms.
Deadheading: Remove spent blooms to encourage more flowering.
General Uses and Benefits:
Ornamental: California poppy's vibrant orange blooms make it a stunning addition to gardens and landscapes.
Native habitat restoration: Planting California poppy supports local ecosystems and wildlife.
Medicinal: California poppy has sedative, anti-anxiety, and pain-relieving properties.
Drought tolerance: California poppy's adaptability makes it an excellent choice for water-conscious gardens.
Wildlife support: California poppy attracts pollinators, bees, and butterflies, supporting local biodiversity.
Additional Tips:
California poppy is a hardy annual, blooming from February to September.
It can self-seed, spreading easily in ideal conditions.
By following these guidelines, you'll be able to successfully grow California poppy from seed and enjoy its vibrant blooms and benefits! We hope you love this plant as much as we do!
A big ol’ heapin’ tablespoon of California Poppy seeds mixed with rice hulls (for ease of scatter & spacing).
Eschscholzia californica.
Planting California Poppy from Seed:
Sow seeds directly: Plant seeds 1/8 inch deep in well-draining soil, in a sunny location, in late winter to early spring.
Use a mix of soil and sand: California poppy prefers poor soil, so mix in some sand to prevent over-fertilization.
Water lightly: Keep soil moist during germination (1-2 weeks).
Thin seedlings: Space seedlings 6-8 inches apart to allow for proper growth.
Growing Instructions:
Full sun: California poppy requires full sun (6+ hours direct sunlight).
Well-draining soil: Ensure soil drains well to prevent root rot.
Low watering: Water sparingly, as California poppy is drought-tolerant.
No fertilization: Avoid fertilizing, as this can lead to weak stems and fewer blooms.
Deadheading: Remove spent blooms to encourage more flowering.
General Uses and Benefits:
Ornamental: California poppy's vibrant orange blooms make it a stunning addition to gardens and landscapes.
Native habitat restoration: Planting California poppy supports local ecosystems and wildlife.
Medicinal: California poppy has sedative, anti-anxiety, and pain-relieving properties.
Drought tolerance: California poppy's adaptability makes it an excellent choice for water-conscious gardens.
Wildlife support: California poppy attracts pollinators, bees, and butterflies, supporting local biodiversity.
Additional Tips:
California poppy is a hardy annual, blooming from February to September.
It can self-seed, spreading easily in ideal conditions.
By following these guidelines, you'll be able to successfully grow California poppy from seed and enjoy its vibrant blooms and benefits! We hope you love this plant as much as we do!