Poppy Corn Shirley Single Mix brings romantic, crepe-paper-like petals in red, pink, white, and bicolor combinations to sunny flower beds. These slender annuals grow approximately 12–30 inches tall and look especially lovely planted in generous groups. Each packet contains 2,000 non-GMO, heirloom, open-pollinated seeds.

Imagine a loose sweep of delicate flowers moving beside a garden path. Direct sow this mix where it will grow to create a meadow-inspired display without disturbing its sensitive roots. Visiting bees can collect pollen from the open flowers.

Germination Rate: 95%. Test Date: 10/26. AWSC.

Texas Minimum Germination Rate: None

Why Choose Shirley Single Mix Corn Poppy?

• Delicate single flowers: Thin, textured petals bring an airy appearance to borders and cottage gardens.
• Varied colors: Red, pink, white, and bicolor flowers create a relaxed, mixed display.
• Useful garden height: Approximately 12–30-inch plants add light vertical interest among other seasonal flowers.
• Bee appeal: Open flowers offer pollen to visiting bees.
• Heirloom and open-pollinated: Enjoy a traditional flower mix; saved seed may produce a different balance of colors.
• Generous packet: Use 2,000 seeds for grouped sowings or several prepared garden areas.

Planting Tips for Success

• Planting time: Direct sow in cool weather. Early spring sowing suits many climates; fall sowing may suit mild-winter areas. Check local frost and planting guidance.
• Location: Choose full sun and well-drained soil. Avoid persistently soggy ground.
• Sowing depth: Scatter thinly over a prepared seedbed and press into the surface without burying deeply. A little dry sand can help distribute the tiny seed evenly.
• Germination moisture: Mist or water gently so seeds are not washed away. Keep the surface moist, not saturated, while seedlings establish.
• Root care: Sow where plants will flower whenever possible; poppies resent root disturbance.
• Thinning: Thin crowded seedlings to approximately 6–12 inches apart to give plants room and airflow.
• Watering: Once established, water at soil level as needed during dry periods rather than keeping soil continually wet.
• Fertilizing: Use modest fertility. Excess nitrogen can encourage foliage and weak growth instead of flowers.
• Support: A sheltered location helps protect slender stems. Provide unobtrusive support if plants lean in exposed sites.
• Seed management: Remove spent flowers for a tidy display, or allow selected pods to dry for seed saving. Remove pods before maturity if unwanted reseeding is a concern.

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Ways to Use Shirley Single Mix Corn Poppy

• Cottage gardens: Combine with other flowers for a relaxed, old-fashioned display.
• Sunny borders: Plant groups among compatible annuals for colorful, airy texture.
• Meadow-inspired beds: Sow into prepared, weed-controlled soil for a natural-looking display rather than scattering over established turf.
• Bee gardens: Include with other flowers that provide resources across the growing season.
• Decorative seedpods: Leave selected pods to mature for visual interest or dried arrangements, managing reseeding as needed.

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Sow these 2,000 heirloom flower seeds for delicate red, pink, white, and bicolor blooms.

Important Disclosures

• Variety Disclaimer: Height, bloom timing, flower form, and color balance vary with conditions. Every color is not guaranteed in each planting. Saved seed may differ from parent plants.
• Seed Storage: Store unused seeds in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.
• Planting Zones: Annual performance depends on planting season, frost dates, heat, soil, and care. Consult local planting guidance.
• Ornamental use: These seeds are sold for planting, not culinary use. Do not consume seeds or plant parts; keep away from children and pets.
• Regional suitability: This European-origin garden flower should not be described as a native California poppy. Check local suitability before planting in natural areas.

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