Cultivated versions are called Shirley poppies: this is the genuine
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On Fri, 19 Jul 2013 14:18:51 +0100, Mad Cow
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Cultivated versions are called Shirley poppies: this is the genuine
weed.
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Weed it may be but I would like a dozen or so in one of my big pots.
Could you send me some seeds?

In article , joevan
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On Fri, 19 Jul 2013 14:18:51 +0100, Mad Cow
wrote:

Cultivated versions are called Shirley poppies: this is the genuine
weed.
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Weed it may be but I would like a dozen or so in one of my big pots.
Could you send me some seeds?

If you're in North America that would be illegal (to prevent the spread
of pests and diseases). However, being a weed it's widespread there
anyway - if you can't find any growing wild you can buy seeds from
amazon.com! Really!
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You can post more pictures....great work.

In article , thomaspoul
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You can post more pictures....great work.

Thank you, but one weed a week is enough!
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Nice, fields of poppy plants looks very good. flowers of poppy are dark red in color. but the smell of the poppy flowers is bitter.