This is a generous mix of all of the flamboyant Asiatic poppies we grow. All colours are here from reds and yellows to white and blue. These will all perform best if you make the effort to prepare a deep, well manured, peaty bed, preferably in t... (Click for more details)

(Syn. Meconopsis betonicifolia). The fabulous "Himalayan Blue Poppy" forms clumps of hairy leaves from which arise strong stems carrying heads of silky, kingfisher-blue, almost transparent petals with golden eyes. This is one of the mos... (Click for more details)

Pure white silky petals surround a boss of golden stamens on this rarely-seen form of the "Himalayan Blue Poppy" which makes an outstanding picture in a shady damp corner, hopefully growing in rich, moist, organic soil. (Click for more details)

Bright violet-purple flowers, with the merest hint of red adorn this quite exquisite variant of the "Himalayan Blue Poppy". Coming quite true from seed, it surprises countless poppy-lovers who have never before seen this unusual plant. ... (Click for more details)

The magnificent deep orange double form producing a long succession of flowers throughout spring. One of the top ten selling plants on our nursery. Will self-seed into places where it is happy and is quite perennial. (Click for more details)

The rare red form of the perpetual flowering perennial Welsh poppy. Comes true from seed and will gently seed around.. (Click for more details)

After years of waiting, the first ever deep orange-red, double Welsh poppy. To produce this, a bed of single red "Welsh Poppies" were planted here close to a group of the double orange form. I named this lovely flower after my mother. (Click for more details)

Meconopsis ambrica is perfect for anyone wanting to create a woodland garden which shines with natural glory, and with gorgeous yellow flowers and a fine and fern-like foliage, the Welsh Poppy is ideal. It spreads easily and is especially well ad... (Click for more details)

A very rare plant in which a dense rosette of sharp hairy, almost spiny leaves develops, which increases in size until the plant finally flowers when it produces a raceme of deep blue flowers up to 40cm. It occurs from east Nepal, through Sikkim ... (Click for more details)

This seed has been collected from the true form of this rare blue poppy from garden-grown plants. Large saucer flowers in deepest blue arise on thick, strong stems. Quite perennial when it is happy in slightly acidic, organic soil, it is one of ... (Click for more details)

This is accurately-named seed collected from a wild-collected TRUE form of Meconopsis grandis. Large, floppy, mid-blue flowers arise on strong hairy stems from clumps of ginger-haired green leaves. (Click for more details)

Meconopsis grandis is the best of the large-flowered, perennial wild forms. The usual forms of this plant have quite smooth, slightly curved petals, but this unusual form, which comes true from seed, has attractively twisted and corrugated deep b... (Click for more details)

An unusual bristly poppy with gorgeous, floppy, blue, tissue-paper flowers. The epithet "horrid" obviously applies to the spiny looking stems and certainly not to the striking cobalt-blue, golden-eyed flowers. It often self-seeds in gr... (Click for more details)

This quite reliable perennial is far superior to Meconopsis betonicifolia. It has enormous deep cobalt blue flowers, up to four inches across, and is certainly the best blue poppy ever available. It multiplies up each year into a massive golden-... (Click for more details)

We are exclusively releasing this stunning flower, which is possibly the first ever double-flowered blue poppy to be offered, either as a plant or from seed. Normally, meconopsis have only four petals per flower, but these plants produce up to ei... (Click for more details)

Deeply lobed leaves felted with silvery hairs, form what is probably the largest and most sumptuous winter rosette of any of the meconopsis. The thick, strong main stem carries numerous branching spurs bearing cherry red flowers in midsummer. An... (Click for more details)

From dense rosettes of silver and golden pelted leaves arise great monocarpic spikes of sulphur yellow silky flowers. One of the most fabulous and impressive plants in moist rich soil. One of the world's top meconopsis experts has explained that ... (Click for more details)

A rare and unusual blue poppy with bristly, spiny stems and leaves and frilly, cobalt-blue flowers with attractive central bosses of white anthers. Flowers are produced over an extended period until late in the year. (Click for more details)

A choice and extremely desirable perennial poppy. Graham Stuart Thomas says, "superbly beautiful". Golden haired rosettes of leaves with many stems carrying wide nodding globes of bright yellow in the leaf axils. Very rarely offered. (Click for more details)

An enormous giant of a poppy if grown in rich, peaty moist soil and hopefully a bit of shade. Certainly one to ring all your friends about. A stout, bristly-leaved stem, almost a trunk, holds repeatedly branching arms each holding a delicate, pa... (Click for more details)