California Poppy Seeds

(5 customer reviews)

90.00

California poppy is in the same family as the opium poppy and has mild sedative and analgesic properties but is not narcotic.

🏵️A bright yellow/orange single flower of the Papaveracea (Poppy) family.

A real pleasure to have in the garden, especially in low-maintenance areas as it will just get on with doing its thing.

🏵️Perfect for informal plantings, especially when grown in swathes, the poorer and drier the soil the better it blooms!

Product Description

  • California Poppy Seeds, Eschscholzia californica, is a small seed that packs a wonderful punch. In warm weather like its namesake California, it is a perennial, while in areas that have a winter season it acts like an annual.
  • Hot to Sow: Like most wildflowers, you don’t want to bury the seed, but you want what is called seed-to-soil contact. Just tossing the seeds on the soil is not enough, you have to press them into the dirt. Again, don’t bury them, just press them into the soil like this.
  • Medicinal Use: California poppy is in the same family as the opium poppy and has mild sedative and analgesic properties but is not narcotic. It helps to normalize the nervous system function to ease nervous tension, anxiety, insomnia, and pain both internal and external. Small doses calm the mind without depressing the central nervous system.
  • Approximate seed count: 20
  • Height: California Poppy usually grows about a foot high
  • Bloom time: Poppies take about 2.5 to 3 months to bloom after sowing.

Care Instructions

  • Watering: Outdoor beds can be watered once a week by flood irrigation.
  • Feeding: Fresh compost should be added to soil at the time of planting is given every 15 days along with vermicompost.
  • Plant care: Poppies are very hardy plants, and can even withstand severe frost.

5 reviews for California Poppy Seeds

  1. urban_gardener@yahoo.co.in

    They grew. Then my chickens ate them all. Yolo

  2. Maniraj

    Seeds are very viable. Best results occurred sewing freely into sandy-pebble soil and mulch covered soil.

  3. Gurleen

    It didn’t produce as many flowers I thought it would 😌

  4. Waangthoi

    I didn’t get many plants, but the ones that came up are very nice, and I have a whole bunch more seeds for next season.

    I gave some away to a friend who just moved to Gangtok. I hope they don’t become invasive there. 🙂

  5. Chiranjeev Bhatia

    My Poppy’s are going nuts! very Happy thank you! All I did was toss seeds

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