out for season
Papaver orientale Roots (Spring-Planted) - Fruit Punch Mix
Out for Season(see schedule)
- Perennial; Prefers Sun/Partial Shade
- Late Spring to Mid-Summer Blooming, Deer Resistant, Great Cut Flowers
- Drought Tolerant, Naturalizing, Low Maintenance
Fast Facts
About Papaver orientale Roots (Spring-Planted) - Fruit Punch Mix
Out for Season
Buy Papaver Orientale Roots in Bulk & Save!
Papaver Roots - Fruit Punch Mix
Everyone loves a good fruit punch in late spring and summer, so we've created this papaver mix with colors to match! Just envision a big pitcher next to vases overflowing with these gorgeous flowers. They won't be nibbled on by deer because They're deer resistant, and they'll keep coming back, too. Prior to cutting, your flower garden will look good enough to taste!
Fast Facts
About Papaver orientale Roots (Spring-Planted) - Fruit Punch Mix
Out for Season
Buy Papaver Orientale Roots in Bulk & Save!
Papaver Roots - Fruit Punch Mix
Everyone loves a good fruit punch in late spring and summer, so we've created this papaver mix with colors to match! Just envision a big pitcher next to vases overflowing with these gorgeous flowers. They won't be nibbled on by deer because They're deer resistant, and they'll keep coming back, too. Prior to cutting, your flower garden will look good enough to taste!
How to Plant Fruit Punch Mix Oriental Poppy Roots
When to Plant Oriental Poppy Roots
Papavers thrive when planted in either the Spring or the Spring. We keep our papaver roots in cold storage to simulate winter, getting them ready for planting in either season. When planted in the spring they can establish their roots and get the winter chilling they need to bloom the following spring.
Where to Plant Oriental Poppy Roots
Site poppies in full sun. They do well in all types of well-draining soils. Be certain to avoid spots in your landscape that stay wet or puddle after a rain. Adequate drainage is key to ensure that the bulbs won’t rot in the ground. Adding 2 to 3 inches of compost, loam or sphagnum peat will help to promote good drainage.
How to Plant Oriental Poppy Roots
Dig a hole that's deep enough to accommodate the long, carrot-like roots, up to 10-12" deep. Shallow planting is often the cause of failure, as is soil that is too wet. When inserted, there should be approximately 3 inches of soil covering the crown. Water your Oriental poppy plants during dry periods in the spring. After the blooming period has passed, it is not necessary to provide additional water. Oriental poppies go summer dormant, losing their foliage by late June.
How to Care for Oriental Poppies
At the end of your season, leave any new foliage on the plant. After the first hard frost, apply mulch to buffer soil temperature and help prevent the crowns from being heaved out of the soil.
