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Tag: Himalayan Blue Poppy

Perennials, Plants

Blue Poppy Time

This was a great year in my garden. Blue and bright, a profusion of delight. This is the first year I’ve had more than one bloom on my Meconopsis plants, which I originally acquired at the Rhododendron Species Garden. Last year only one single plant bloomed. So this year when I saw one early flower spike arising, I was overjoyed, but tempered my hopes, believing … Continue reading Blue Poppy Time

Unknown's avatarrainyleafMay 21, 2019June 3, 20192 Comments
Perennials, Plants

Poppy Love

  I was thrilled when on the lovely day of May 3rd the first bud of my Himalayan Blue Poppy began to open.  I purchased two plants last year at the Rhododendron Species Garden in Federal Way, hoping against hope that I could grow them in my yard.  I knew that Meconopsis could be a difficult plant to grow and without a lot of options … Continue reading Poppy Love

Unknown's avatarrainyleafMay 15, 2016May 15, 2016Leave a comment

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