Select Seeds Poppy Ladybird

No, the 'Ladybird' poppy is an annual, meaning it completes its life cycle in a single season. However, it is a reliable self-sower, so if you leave the seed heads intact, you will likely see new plants emerge in the same spot the following year.

These are compact plants, reaching a mature spread of about 8 inches. They work best when planted in groups or as an edging plant, rather than as a solitary specimen.

No, this variety is deer resistant. While no plant is entirely deer-proof, the 'Ladybird' poppy is generally ignored by deer, making it a safer choice for gardens in areas with high wildlife pressure.

You can expect to see flowers approximately 98 days after planting. Because they thrive in full sun, ensuring they get plenty of light will help them reach maturity on schedule.

These seeds are intended for ornamental gardening purposes only and are not considered edible. As with many garden flowers, it is best to keep them out of reach of pets and children.

Yes, the 'Ladybird' poppy is highly effective at attracting bees and other beneficial insects. Their vibrant, open flowers provide an accessible nectar source, making them a functional choice for supporting local biodiversity.