Iceland Poppy

Iceland Poppy Papaver nudicaule is a delicate and charming perennial known for its vibrant cup shaped blooms in a range of pastel and bright colors including white yellow orange and pink. Thriving in cool climates and well drained soil this poppy adds a soft ethereal beauty to gardens borders and containers. Its long lasting flowers attract pollinators and provide a graceful airy touch that complements both formal and wildflower garden styles.

Usage and Benefits

Sow Iceland Poppy seeds indoors six to eight weeks before last frost or directly outdoors in early spring in cool well drained soil and full sun. Keep soil moist until germination. Thin seedlings to eight to twelve inches apart. The plant blooms in late spring to early summer producing abundant colorful flowers that last several weeks. Use in borders containers or wildflower mixes to add color and attract pollinators. Iceland Poppy enhances garden beauty with its airy delicate blooms.

Fun Fact

Iceland Poppy flowers close at night and on cloudy days opening again with sunlight adding a magical quality to gardens.