These plants came from the Wonderland variety and are relatively short. They're crowded because I started a dense concentration of seeds in a pot and then lifted out chunks of soil with many small plants in each chunk. Iceland poppies are native to the northern parts of North America and Asia.
Wild varieties have orange or yellow flowers on stems that tend to bend over.
Well-bred varieties have strong stems with flowers that come in white, orange, yellow, shades of pink and blends of colors. They have petals that are thin enough that much sunlight gets through making them seem brighter than the usual flower. Iceland poppies sprout in about a week. Because I have a lot of seeds the sprouts are very densely packed in the pot. They are also easy to start with Park's start cylinders, put a seed on top or inside and they sprout in about a week or two.