| Description | A blushed pink poppy with reddish center markings. |
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| Pronunciation | (pa-PA-ver) |
| Plant Type | All Plants, Perennials Hardy |
| Sunlight | full |
| Moisture | average |
| Soil & Site | average |
| Flowers | blushed pink poppy with reddish center markings |
| Leaves | after the plant blooms it will go dormant, the foliage dies back, reappearing in the fall |
| Maintenance | best planted in early fall, but spring is OK, the spring plants may not grow as strong until the fall or next spring, make sure to place plants around the Poppy to cover the space left after it goes dormant |
| Propagation | some named cultivars will come true from seed many won't, easily grown from root cuttings, |
| Native Site | Species native to northeastern Turkey and Iran. |
| Misc Facts | Ornamental Poppy has been in cultivation since at least 1817. Hybrid Poppy were first introduced by Amos Perry a English nurseryman. |
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