By Andrea
Yorkshire, United Kingdom
For Steragram2
You recently offered advice on a yellow Meconopsis, here is a photo as promised, It has just started to flower. It is a small flower so guess it could be Cambrica?
- 26 May, 2020
Answers
I would suggest a yellow form of M. napaulensis?
26 May, 2020
No Not Cambrica (sorry, Cambric, I wonder why)- that has feathery divided leaves and a flimsier flower.
26 May, 2020
Thank you....all the buds , and there are lots of them appear to be in a cluster together At the top of one single stem and not on individual stems so will be interesting to see how they all open.
27 May, 2020
The flower is similar but the leaves are wrong. Lovely plant.
27 May, 2020
The friend I showed your question too also says hybrid of M napaulensis.
28 May, 2020
Previous question
that is a lovely plant but not cambric, which is the welsh poppy and has been renamed [due to DNA] to Papaver cambric.
Possibly M paniculata but the foliage isn't a good match.
I will see if one of my friends can identify it for you.
26 May, 2020