1,000 Flower Seeds, Poppy "Iceland Mix" (Papaver nudicale) Seeds by Seed Needs
Iceland poppy wildflower is not as hardy as its name implies. It is used extensively in the southeast, since a fall seeding will create a lavish spring display, but the plants are unable to live through the hot summer that follows. It is also used as a favorite bedding plant in California. In colder climates, Iceland poppy performs like a perennial for two or three years. Grows from up to about 2 feet and blooms in its first year from Iceland poppy wildflower seed. It has coarse, divided leaves at the base. The fragrant flowers are have a shimmering and lovely form. Available in single or double, and white with yellow, red, orange, rose or apricot markings. This is a short-lived perennial wildflower often grown as an annual. Iceland poppy wild flower seeds should be sown at a temperature of 55 degrees and transplanting seedlings should be done very carefully. Division may be done in mid-spring. All parts of this wildflower seed plant are poisonous.