You can visit our Papaver orientale page or browse the pictures using the next and previous links. If you've been inspired take a look at the Papaver plants in our garden centre.
Pattys Plum again
By Tetrarch
23 Sep, 2010
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Comments on this photo
Yes it starts out the most wonderful silky colour and then fades to a greyish lavender. But most of the time it looks good so worth keeping.
25 Sep, 2010
love poppies... I grow the annuals. really should look into these.
25 Sep, 2010
They need a fair amount of space, they can sprawl, even tho stems are stiff..I tend to put couple of wire half circles around mine
25 Sep, 2010
good advice, thanks... I grow my peonies in tomato cages for the same reason!
26 Sep, 2010
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This photo is of "Papaver Orientale Pattys Plum" in Tetrarch's garden
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Papaver Orientale
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Papaver Orientale 'Patty's Plum'
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lovely colour combination. they look like they're made of silk!
25 Sep, 2010