All seed packs £1 each, containing a generous teaspoon-full of seeds.
Classic red poppy with fine, feathery foliage.
Surface sow in late winter or early spring for your very own wildflower meadow.
Large showy poppies with tall blue-grey foliage and flowers ranging from pink to purple.
Sow in Spring as part of your own wildflower meadow, or to fill in a border.
Here you can see the range of colours you can expect from these seeds.
Sow in spring for a succession of blue flowers, followed by inflated seedpods.
Sow in spring for a succession of clear white flowers, followed by inflated seedpods.
NOTE: Although collected from a bed of White-flowered plants, this cannot be guaranteed.
Biennial
Sow in early summer for flowers the following: the pink flowers are pretty enough, but they are followed by translucent seedpods, which look as though they were made of silk.
Perfect for flower arrangers.
Surface sow in spring. Wash hands after handling seeds. Note - these seeds are tiny! Colours will be variable.
Sow in spring for flowers the next year. Be careful not to weed them out, the first year!
Sow in early autumn, or wait until next spring.
These often need staking, as the flowers are very heavy. For the best blooms, stake them when they are barely knee-high, before the flowers open.
Sow in Autumn: seeds require a period of cold before they will germinate. Colours will be very variable!
Sow in Autumn: seeds require a period of cold before they will germinate.
Seed collected from a bed of Aquilegia Chrysantha, so most seedlings will be yellow, but this cannot be guaranteed!
Any questions, do feel free to e-mail me, the address is rachel-the-gardener@ntlworld.com.
