Welsh poppy, Papaver cambricum, syn. Parameconopsis cambricum

Welsh poppy is a relative of the Himalyan blue poppy and was formerly in the same genus. It is also a clump-forming, herbaceous perennial growing 12” – 18” with leaves more resembling Icelandic-style poppies. Lemony-yellow flowers rise above the foliage, they seed well in addition to expanding clumps. Prefers partial shade, good soil but will also grow in sun. good drainage in either location. Freely self-seeds. With sufficient moisture, foliage may remain attractive throughout the growing season. If foliage depreciates in summer, cut back hard to promote new growth. Suitable for borders, naturalized areas, meadows, damp spots in rock gardens. Perennial.

2 available, 2-gallon pots

1 available, 4-inch pot

Plants can be picked up:

• Thursday, July 27th from 3-5pm
• Friday, July 28th from 12-2pm, or during the Garden Group Picnic for Garden Group Members attending.
• Saturday, July 29th from 11-1pm. Pick-ups will not be allowed during the Theater Alaska Performance.

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