Papaver orientale Bolero
Large frilly dusky rose flowers, each has large black markings at the base of the flower. Carried on strong stems above a clump of long, notched mid-green leaves.

Papaver orientale Eye Catcher
By its striking bright orange color will not escape attention this poppy. The petals are slightly wavy and together with the dark heart, these for a beautiful flower which stands on a sturdy stem

Papaver orientale Flamenco
These Iceland Poppies are short-lived perennials that usually self-seed and come back year after year. Plants form a low tuft of light green leaves, bearing large satiny flowers for weeks on end, beginning in late spring.

Papaver orientale Fornsett Summer
Bright salmon pink is the color of this outstanding tall Poppy from Forncett St. Mary, in Norfolk, England. The petals are deeply fringed and have small black markings at the base.

Papaver orientale Garden Glory
Garden Glory is a beautiful specimen of the Papaver Orientale family and is an absolutely stunning poppy variety to add to any garden. With flowers between four and six inches, it offers delicate and satin like petals of a gorgeous salmon pink hue, and will thrive in most gardens.

Papaver orientale Harlem
It is a selected cultivar of the perennial Oriental Poppy. It grows from a basal clump of dissected fresh green leaves from which double, ruffled, deepwine red flowers, each with a deep purple centre, are produced on strong stems in May to July, with a repeat flower in September.

Papaver orientale Harvest Moon
This plant is highly suitable for the ornamental garden. She has striking leaf, flowering, or form and is easy to combine. Calls for a sunny spot and well-drained, nutrient-rich soil. This plant is highly suitable to combine with the ' base ' plants. Tolerates short periods of drought just fine. On the other hand, wet winters. Proliferates hardly and can combine well with other plants.

Papaver orientale Helen Elizabeth
The most famous, is the poppy we see sometimes next to the road. Our types are more suitable for the garden. The most important condition to get a rich flowering of poppy is full sun.

Papaver orientale Indian Chief
Large, deep mahogany red flowers of great substance. One of the most spectacular cultivars. Solitary, upward-facing disc-shaped flowers on upright stems. Rough-textured, dark green foliage.

Papaver orientale Karine®
It is an herbaceous perennial with finely divided leaves and papery, pale-pink flowers with red and black centres in spring and summer.

Papaver orientale Manhattan
Enjoy beautiful spring color with the blooms of Papaver 'Manhattan'. This beautiful reblooming poppy starts blooming in late May early June, then it rests for the summer as it waits to put on a secondary fall show.

Papaver orientale Marlene
Dark wine red, pretty little flower, attractive for bees. The low poppies are nice rock garden that sow themselves

Papaver orientale Orange Glow
This plant belongs to the family Papaveraceae. It has a green leaf and has dry-ground damp food rich. The best place for this perennial is sun.

Papaver orientale Patty's Plum
Oriental poppies are among the most flamboyant of the early summer flowers, with enormous, often frilly double blooms in loud colours. 'Patty's Plum' is definitely a must-have variety with its handsome blackcurrant-purple flowers. Although they are hugely spectacular, the foliage becomes untidy after flowering unless cut back a few weeks later. This does not harm the plants, but it does leave a large gap in the border unless vigorous, but late, neighbouring plants can spread to occupy the space.

Papaver orientale Perry's White
Plants form a low clump of coarse, hairy leaves, and usually go dormant, disappearing completely by late summer. This taller selection has white flowers with a contrasting maroon-purple centre. Flowers are good for cutting, picked just as the buds begin to open.

Papaver orientale Picotee
This plant is highly suitable for the ornamental garden. She has striking leaf, flowering, or form and is easy to combine. Calls for a sunny spot and well-drained, nutrient-rich soil. This plant is highly suitable to combine with the ' base ' plants. Tolerates short periods of drought just fine. On the other hand, wet winters. Proliferates hardly and can combine well with other plants.

Papaver orientale Pinnacle
This plant is highly suitable for the ornamental garden. She has striking leaf, flowering, or form and is easy to combine. Calls for a sunny spot and well-drained, nutrient-rich soil. This plant is highly suitable to combine with the ' base ' plants. Tolerates short periods of drought just fine. On the other hand, wet winters. Proliferates hardly and can combine well with other plants

Papaver orientale Raspberry Queen
This is a fine selection of the most outstanding new hybrid Oriental Poppy varieties. The flowers are huge and brightly colored with velvety fringed and frilled petals. They are fully double with bold markings and designs.

Papaver orientale Snow Goose
It is a new oddity that comes from California and retains its green leaf all summer long. It has come not, as with other species, in the bottom back. The beautiful flowers appear two times in the season. (spring and summer)

Papaver orientale Türkenlouis
This plant forms a cheerful display of large satin-like flowers in late spring and early summer. Plants form a low mass of raw hairy leaves. This medium-sized species has fiery red flowers. Flowers are good for cutting.

Papaver orientale Watermelon
Gorgeous big blooms with lush watermelon pink petals accented by black markings at the center. They go dormant after blooming, and new foliage appears in fall. When you cut poppies sear the cut stem end with a flame.