Poppy
Poppy is a perennial plant in the Caryophyllacae family, also known as Lychnis coronaria. Native to Europe and Asia, it can be recognised by its magnificent cup-shaped flowers with velvety, puffy petals. Poppies range in colour from pale pink to deep fuchsia, white and purple. These delicate flowers are particularly appreciated for their decorative appearance and their long flowering period, which generally lasts from May to July.To grow poppies in your garden, it is important to choose a position in full sun or part shade. These plants love a sunny spot, where they can thrive to the full. Poppies should be planted in well-drained, light and fertile soil, avoiding soil that is too heavy or damp, which could cause the roots to rot.Before planting poppies, it is advisable to work the soil, breaking it up and adding compost or fertiliser to encourage the plants to grow. Poppies are easy to…
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Poppy
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