Poppy – California Mix
The California Poppy Mixed Colors, ‘Eschscholzia californica produces a stunning mix of white, yellow, orange, deep orange, scarlet-red, and purple poppies. The California Poppy Mixed Colors is a perennial that is usually grown as an annual. In zones 7-11, though, the foliage often overwinters. The silky, saucer shaped 2 to 3 inch flowers have 4 delicate paper-like petals. This Poppy blooms best in the cool weather of spring. The California Poppy needs full sun. On cloudy days or in the shade, the blooms will close. The Mixed Colors Poppy will grow in almost any soil that is well drained. Pinching off spent flowers increases the bloom period. In cold climates, plant as soon as the ground can be worked. In warm climates seed in fall for impressive spring color. The Poppy can be used as a cut flower, wildflower plantings, and for soil erosion control
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Coreopsis – Double Sunburst
The Coreopsis Double Sunburst, ‘Coreopsis lanceolata is very easy to grow and it has a long blooming period. Coreopsis are quick to come up, early to bloom, and “free flowering”, meaning they bloom until first frost. They are relatively drought tolerant and it is a great plant for the wildflower patch. The semi-double yellow flowers are 2 to 3 inches across and are set on slender wiry stems. Cut the spent flowers regularly to increase flowering. The Double Sunburst Coreopsis prefers well drained soils and it does an excellent job in any kind of soils including poor soils. Spring planting is best for this flower. Plant after the last spring frost. Coreopsis is useful as a plant that requires little care. It is excellent for naturalized areas and rock gardens. The flowers make excellent long-lasting dried flowers.
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Bella Notte (Frogs At Table)
15.00L x 14.00W/D x 15.00H 77.00 lbs. Made of Cast Stone Please allow 2-3 weeks for manufacturing and shipping. Click here for available finishes.
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