Vibrant Color Variety

Our Peony Poppy flowers feature a vibrant color variety, including reds, purples, and creams. These beautiful flowers add a colorful touch to any garden, borders, or containers. Enjoy a season-long display of blooms that enrich your landscape, providing lasting beauty.

Pollinator-Friendly

Our Peony plants welcome bees, butterflies, and pollinators into your garden with their vibrant blooms. Offering nectar to local wildlife, these flowers enrich the beauty of your outdoor space, creating a colorful and flourishing garden throughout the growing season.

Suitable for Cut Flowers

As a valuable addition to cut flower seeds, Peony Poppy blooms are useful for both fresh floral arrangements and dried flowers. With their large, vibrant flowers and long, sturdy stems, they make a useful addition to indoor vases, bringing color and freshness to any room.

Great for Mass Plantings

When grouped together, the bold colors and tall stems of our Peony seeds create a stunning visual display, adding dramatic beauty to landscapes, borders, and flower beds. Great for mass plantings, they transform your garden into a captivating scene full of vibrant blooms.

Peony Poppy (Papaver Paeoniflorum Antique Shades) - Don't miss out on adding this peony mix to your summer flower garden. You can not miss these large 4 inch flowers as they will be the focal point of anybody looking at your landscape. Grown from peony seeds, these flowering plants make your garden look great and you can cut them often to enjoy beautiful arrangements for indoors! Peony plants have blue-green foliage that looks great next to ther flowering plants or ornamental grasses. Another selling point of this mixture is peonies will keep their color and shape making them an excellent choice for dried arrangements.

It is best to grow these seeds indoors in late winter utilizing peat pots and starter mix. You will want to sow the flower seeds on the surface and press them into the soil. The seeds need light to germinate so you definitely do not want to plant too deep. Keep flower seeds moist until germination. Do not let seeds dry out for extended periods of time this will lower the germination percentage. If you want to be a little more risky, you may also sow the flower seeds directly outdoors. The seeds can be sown in the late fall, late winter, or spring.  Planting in spring after frost season has passed is the least risky approach. Prepare the soil by loosening the top several inches, spread the flower seeds and lightly rake. Remember, don't plant too deep as the seeds needs light to germinate. Firm the soil by walking lightly over the area. After seedlings have begun to emerge, you will want to thin them so they are approximately 15 - 18 inches apart.  For all your hard work, you will enjoy plants that will reach 32 - 40 inches in height and 12 inches in width. Peonies also make great companion plants.