A PLUM POPPY!!!

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  1. Jenny namaste

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    That is delicous Jools,
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      I have seen some wild ones similar to it, Joolz, whilst fishing in Rutland. It's a cracking poppy. Probably, because of cross pollination, it you wanted to keep it true you'd have to keep it covered.:dunno::snork:
       
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        i cant remeber where it was :heehee: or what will show up this yr,ive got that many poppies showing but i wont pull one out... i plant round them and use them for protection for the plants ive grown and put out :blue thumb: that photo was taken in aug jenny xx
         
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          I woke this morning to find both my poppies have opened, my little iceland poppy and also my big salmon one, the name escapes me at the moment, but a lovely sight to wake up to
           
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            With regard to the Bees on fringed poppies. This morning in the sun they were lining up to get inside. Now P. Fireworks which is a proper double with no anthers, that is a different matter.
             
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              I love poppies :dbgrtmb:. Those look great :)

              We have a number of them and this is just opening. None of the others look anywhere near opening.

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                Thats beautiful Shiney.

                I planted some hens and chicks poppies, hopefully they do well, plus i want the seeds :spinning:
                 
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                Armandii

                I had this for only two years , yours is mint

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                  Done it for you, Spruce!!!:lunapic 130165696578242 5:

                  I did see Carol Klein looking at a Patty's Plum Poppy at the RHS Show last year, and to be honest it looked nothing like a Patty's Plum [too red].......to the point where I was thinking she was looking at the wrong one!!:dunno: I'm pleased with my camera's interpretation of the Poppy's true colour as it is spot on. This year it has around 14 buds on it so, weather permitting, it'll put on a good show.:snork:
                   
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                    These are stunning!! I had one called "Goliath" very tall and very deep red but SO short lived I don't think the huge blooms were out for more than a day or 2 which was always disappointing.

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                      That's a shame, Val.:mad: Most of the Poppies I have usually last up to two weeks, depending on the weather of course. I'm on the look out for some more good looking Poppies but not red or pink!!:snork:
                       
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                      Gorgeous shiney :blue thumb: i think they are the poppies i reffered to about the bees damaging the petals easily and not armandiis plums variety :blue thumb: soz for getting it wrong armandii :redface: ..i do have the orange/red oriental poppy aswell but that plum is to die for :dbgrtmb: xx
                       
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                      I can split it and send you a root if you want, Joolz:snork:
                       
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                        Have you got a white one??

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                        Yes, I have, Val.........Royal Wedding:

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                        It's a nice Poppy and lasts much more than a couple of days:snork:
                         
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