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Poppy (Californian) Thai Silk Pink Champagne
Poppy (Californian) Thai Silk Pink Champagne
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Unwins Californian Poppy Thai Silk Pink Champagne Seeds produce exquisite, paper-like blooms in a beautiful shade of peachy-pink.
These poppies are easy to grow and have a long flowering season. They thrive in sunny borders, where they need minimal attention.
These poppies are easy to grow and have a long flowering season. They thrive in sunny borders, where they need minimal attention.
- Subtle colour
- Quick to grow
Sow Outdoors: Mar to May, Aug to Oct
Flowering / Sow Outdoors: Jun to Sep
Sowing Outdoors
Rake soil to provide a firm, even surface. Sow seeds thinly in pre-watered soil, lightly covering them with a little more soil. Keep moist until seedlings appear and water as required in dry spells. Late summer and autumn sown seedlings may benefit from cloche or fleece protection when hard frosts threaten.
Aftercare / Thinning
When large enough to handle, thin seedlings to allow their development and to prevent overcrowding.
Advice
Summer/autumn sowings will start to bloom earlier the following year than seeds sown in spring. Always sow Californian Poppies direct as they don’t transplant well.
Flowering / Sow Outdoors: Jun to Sep
Sowing Outdoors
Rake soil to provide a firm, even surface. Sow seeds thinly in pre-watered soil, lightly covering them with a little more soil. Keep moist until seedlings appear and water as required in dry spells. Late summer and autumn sown seedlings may benefit from cloche or fleece protection when hard frosts threaten.
Aftercare / Thinning
When large enough to handle, thin seedlings to allow their development and to prevent overcrowding.
Advice
Summer/autumn sowings will start to bloom earlier the following year than seeds sown in spring. Always sow Californian Poppies direct as they don’t transplant well.
