A beautiful Japanese poppy making clumps of wavy-edged hairy leaves beneath thin stems which hold delicate, orange, tissue-paper-flowers. Blooms all summer long if regularly dead-headed. (Click for more details)

This most desirable Japanese midget has unusual orange-pink flowers on short stems above tiny evergreen hairy rosettes of ferny foliage. A superlative plant to allow to naturalise on a rockery where it will move in drifts over the years. (Click for more details)

Botanically this is Papaver rupifragum 'Flore Pleno', but we feel "Orange Feathers" is more sayable! This is the sumptuous, many stemmed, double flowered perennial, bearing an endless succession of frilly, many-petalled terracotta-orang... (Click for more details)

Seed from our many named cultivars including 'Patty's Plum', 'Black and White', 'Mrs. Perry' and others. You may discover something new and exciting! (Click for more details)

The attractive 'corn poppy', or Papaver rhoeas, also has many other common names including corn rose, field poppy, Flanders poppy and red poppy. This is the fast-growing poppy which quickly produced flowers amongst the trenches in the world wars a... (Click for more details)

The almost-black, fully double blooms of this spectacular flower caused a stampede for the seed being sold at a recent Hampton Court Flower Show. You will understand why when you grow a bed of these to perfection! (Click for more details)

A vigorous plant throwing up numerous, strong, branching stems bearing dark-centred, bright carmine-rose flowers, all summer long, culminating in a massed display of large grey seed pods. (Click for more details)

A bright and simple colour. Deepest red flowers with a distinctive black blotch at the base of each petal. All of these poppies will seed quite true to type if grown well away from the other varieties. (Click for more details)

A bed of these unusually dark, almost black flowers, with an eye of distinctive white stamens makes a striking, mid-border clump. (Click for more details)

A very popular old favourite producing a summer-long succession of heavily doubled, icing-pink flowers. Multi-petalled paeony-flowered forms hang on to their petals much longer than single forms too! Performs best if sown thinly where you need it. (Click for more details)

Long-lasting, semi-doubled heads of deepest blood red open throughout the summer. They really do look very much like enormous carnations, but without the perfume I'm afraid. (Click for more details)

The colour of the large single flowers does indeed resemble a diluted glass of the famous blackcurrant drink. And every flower has a black centre to guide the bees and butterflies to the nectar! (Click for more details)

A very generous packet of seeds of the best forms of the opium poppy and this will unavoidably contain a small proportion of the native wild pale pink form. These are just ideal for sprinkling where needed in the garden, holding probably every kn... (Click for more details)

A rare and extremely beautiful poppy with large, floppy, orange-apricot flowers on branching hairy stems. The attractive hairy leaves add to the appeal of this choice and rarely offered plant. (Click for more details)

One of the rarest poppies and certainly a contender as the most lovely of them all. From a spring rosette of ferny, finely-divided hairy leaves, grow many branching stems bearing orange tissue-paper flowers. (Click for more details)