HOME GROWN Iceland Poppy Seeds, 7,000 Seeds, Papaver nudicaule

Features

• ICELAND POPPY - SILK LUXURY. POPULATION OF UNIQUE SHADES. Open-pollinated heirloom seeds, non-GMO. Selected, untreated, ecologically clean, live. Tested for variety purity, freshness, germination, adaptability, resilience, efficiency. Zones 2-10. Designed for current and subsequent seasons. Produced in America.
• SUBLIME AESTHETICS. Iceland Poppy - chiffon aesthetics and ecological balance of the garden. Masses of flowers with exotic charm, a spectrum of bright and pastel shades, citrus aroma, fast growth, high vigor of abundant flowering, a powerful magnet for important pollinators, the charm of the early spring and summer season, cold hardiness in northern regions, maxi-effect with mini-care.
• SILK ILLUSION ON STRONG STEMS. Flowers are beautiful and fragile, as if made from corrugated paper. Delicate texture creates the effect of crinkled silk. Four satin petals form an ideal, very large cup. The succession of transformations in the poppy's life cycle and the rich mosaic will add dynamism and expressiveness.
• KALEIDOSCOPE OF WATERCOLORS. Distinguished by a multifaceted palette of unique shades without repetitions. White, cream, coral, salmon, pink, lemon-yellow, apricot, peach, orange, scarlet. With contrasting center and solid-colored. Light-reflecting floral lanterns catch the light, enhancing the shimmering glow.
• AERIAL CHOREOGRAPHY. Truly marvelous. Tenderly colored flowers on thin curved stems hold silk cups suspended. The slightest breeze triggers a dance of soaring butterflies - graceful flowers sway, bow, rotate on tall flexible stems. Visual weightlessness is deceptive - stems are wire-strong.
• DECORATIVE ELEMENT. Silver-green pinnately-dissected leaves form a dense cushion, creating a lush background for pastel flowers with a yellow center. Fern-like pubescent foliage repels moisture and protects against cold.
• FIRST FLOWER OF SPRING, LAST OF AUTUMN. The budding stage is decorative in itself. The process takes hours - a bud in the morning, a saucer-shaped flower with corollas of golden stamens by noon. Transformation mesmerizes children and adults.