
Orange Glow Poppy
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- The Lily Pad
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Form: Perennial
Hardiness Zone: 3-7
Flower Color: Orange with yellow
Foliage Type: Leaves and stems are rough and hairy. Leaves are deeply lobed and dissected.
Bloom time: June
Height: 32 inches
Spread: 12-15 inches
Light requirements: Full sun
Plant depth: two inches of soil over root crown
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Oriental poppies are rarely planted in containers and perform much better in the garden. For best results grow in a well-drained soil, as plants will not tolerate wet soils in winter, which can rot the fleshy tap roots and crowns. They’re happy in alkaline, acid or neutral soil. Plant in full sun (at least 8 hours) for optimal blooms.
Oriental poppies hold their large flowers on strong hairy stems. However, they may need the help of a plant support to keep them upright. A poppy flower will last for about 10 days but plants will have a second flush of flowers if they’re cut back. Allow oriental poppies to set seed and the plant will not have enough energy to produce more flowers.
Once poppy flowers have gone over the foliage also dies back. The foliage will have a second lease of life in August. Plant poppies alongside low-growing perennials that will fill the gap in July when the foliage dies back. Plants should be cut right back to ground level in autumn.
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Hoping for a next year bloom
My Orange Glow Poppy did not bloom this year but I have purchased many items through the Lily Pad over the years and am hopeful they will bloom next year.
Oriental Poppy Review
I ordered five Oriental poppies. The price was very reasonable, and the size of the plants were the largest I've ever received. Overall, they arrived in good condition, but two of them were starting to show a bit of rot which seems almost unavoidable when shipping them. Despite endlessly damp, wet conditions, two of them have already taken hold and broken through the soil. I haven't checked the other three as of yet.
I received a large sized
I received a large sized plant that was very healthy.