Buzzy Native Flowers native poppy 'Papaver rhoeas'

The common poppy is a beautiful flower that is native to nutrient-poor soils and likes to grow in a sunny location. You often see the poppy in roadsides, but it also thrives in fields and fallow land. Its striking red flowers attract many bees, making it an important role in promoting biodiversity. With a growth height of about 35 cm, the poppy is a graceful addition to any garden.

Sowing poppies can be done directly in a sunny spot, preferably between the months of April and June. The flowering period of the poppy extends from June to September. Although the poppy is an annual, it easily sows itself, allowing you to enjoy these beautiful flowers year after year. Poppies are essential to the flora and fauna in our habitat and provide a valuable food source for bees and other insects.


Beautiful cut flower
The poppy is an excellent choice for bouquets and floral arrangements because of its striking red flowers.

Attract bees and insectsTheflowers of the poppy are a valuable food source for bees and other pollinating insects.

Suitable for naturalization
The poppy easily self-seeds and can spread naturally, making it suitable for naturalization in gardens and natural areas.