Jackson & Perkins Papaver Collection Poppy

This collection features a curated mix of two distinct poppy varieties, Papaver rhoeas and Papaver nudicaule. By combining these two types, you get a more varied color palette and a longer-lasting, airy display in your garden.

No, these poppies have a clump-forming habit. They will expand gracefully over time to fill in your garden beds without becoming invasive or taking over your landscape.

Yes, these poppies are naturally deer resistant. They are a great choice for gardeners looking for low-maintenance options that won't be treated as a snack by local wildlife.

These poppies thrive in full sun and require well-drained soil. They perform best in cooler temperatures, so ensure your planting site gets plenty of light but isn't prone to extreme, stagnant heat.

While they are primarily designed for borders and beds, you can force them indoors for early enjoyment with proper care. For outdoor planting, they are best suited for garden beds where they can establish their roots in the ground.

You can look forward to blooms from late spring through early summer. This makes them an excellent choice for adding a burst of seasonal color just as the spring garden transitions into summer.