Horti TopsĀ® Eschscholtzia Californica Semi-Double Mixed
€ 2,19 (incl. VAT where applicable)
Eschscholtzia Californica Semi-Double Mixed (Eschscholzia californica) is a beautiful flowering plant. Sow indoors from March to April, or outdoors from April to May. Expected height: 30 cm.
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Eschscholtzia Californica Semi-Double Mixed (Eschscholzia californica)
California state flower: Golden cups blanket hillsides
Drought champion: Thrives without irrigation
Self-sows forever: One planting lasts for years
Liquid Sunshine
California poppies bring sunshine to the garden in flower form. The silky orange cups seem to glow from within. They bloom profusely with almost no care, thriving on neglect in ways that pampered plants never could.
Beyond Orange
While golden orange is classic, California poppies now come in cream, yellow, pink, red, and purple. Some have ruffled or semi-double flowers. But the original orange remains most vigorous and reliable.
Drought Adaptation
California poppies are adapted to the state’s Mediterranean climate – winter rain, summer drought. They actually perform better without summer irrigation. The foliage goes dormant in heat but revives with cooler weather or rain.
Growing Tips
Direct sow in fall (mild climates) or early spring. They dislike transplanting. Poor, well-drained soil is perfect – rich soil makes leaves, not flowers. Self-sow prolifically. May be short-lived in humid climates.
Growing Eschscholtzia Californica Semi-Double Mixed
| Start indoors | March ā April |
| Direct sow | April ā May |
| Flowering | June ā August |
| Height | 30 cm |
Packet Details
Weight: ca. 0.75 gram | Botanical: Eschscholzia californica | Type: Open-pollinated | Origin: Netherlands
| Weight | 0,005 g |
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| Brand |
Hortitops |

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