Add some “pop” to your garden by growing our featured flower of the month, the California poppy. Poppies come in a variety of colors, red, cream, orange, gold and pink. These delicate silky crepe-paper petals are supported on green stems with fern like foliage. They are” full sun” and adapt well to cool weather climates. They typically bloom from spring into summer and will perform best when planted in deep rich well draining soil. Cheers
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