Iceland Poppy
By Tsuyoshi
26 Apr, 2009
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This poppy is very easy to grow without any care, and come out every year. Sole care is to thin out unhealthy seedlings.
Date photographed: 24th April, 2009
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Hi Terratoonie, No, i scattered seeds directly to ground in half inch depth only at first, 4 years ago, but after that naturally scattered seeds grew around. Sorry, i'm poor at practical english. I got first the meaning of 'seed compost' by your Q. Thanks for your question. They sell seed compost in Jap. but we seldom buy it, I have never.
27 Apr, 2009
Isn't that beautiful. Lovely photo again.
27 Apr, 2009
Beautiful poppy Tsuyoshi
28 Apr, 2009
Hi Tsuyoshi ~
Your English is very good and I understand your explanation completely.
Thank you. :o)
28 Apr, 2009
Thanks Pamd, Janette, and Terratoonie.
30 Apr, 2009
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This is pretty.
Do you grow your poppy seedlings in seed compost ?
26 Apr, 2009