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Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy - #1 Pot - Proven Selections
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Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy - #1 Pot - Proven Selections

Full Sun (At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight) Height 2.5 Feet Width 1.5 - 2 Feet Growing Zones 3-7 Huge blossoms of vibrant, tangerine orange with a thick, dark eye and black splodges make this poppy a prince among the blooms in your late-spring garden. You will be delighted to see how the silken, crepe-paper flowers attract hummingbirds and …
Full Sun (At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight) Height 2.5 Feet Width 1.5 - 2 Feet Growing Zones 3-7 Huge blossoms of vibrant, tangerine orange with a thick, dark eye and black splodges make this poppy a prince among the blooms in your late-spring garden. You will be delighted to see how the silken, crepe-paper flowers attract hummingbirds and other pollinators. An easy-to-grow and long-lived Papaver orientalis, the blooms rise above low-growing, green, fuzzy foliage to a height of 30 inches. This plant goes dormant in summer and comes back in spring. It loves cold winters. Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy has an upright habit with a low clump of coarse leaves. It has wonderful texture and form. This plant resists deer and rabbits. It makes a dramatic specimen or focal point. Or use it in a mass planting for a stunning effect. Prince of Orange looks beautiful in a bouquet and as a dried flower. Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy Care In dry, well-drained soil, dig a hole deep enough for the long, carrot-like roots and add compost. Remove the plant from its pot and place it in the hole at the same depth that it was in the container. Water well. When the plant is established, it needs 1-inch of water each week. It likes pH neutral soil that is average or fertile. Papaver orientalis thrives in clay. Deadhead the spent flowers because setting seed will reduce the amount of energy the plant needs to produce blooms. Before winter arrives, mulch with leaf mould or bark chippings. Planting poppies in containers is not recommended as they perform better in the garden. Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy Spacing Because poppies disappear in summer, plant them with low-growing perennials such as hardy geraniums that will fill the gap in July. Space your poppies about 18-24 inches apart. Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy Information USDA Hardiness Zones: 3-7 Plant Type: Perennial Sunlight Exposure: Full Sun Mature Height: 2.5 Feet Mature Width: 1.5 - 2 Feet Plant Spacing: 1.5 - 2 Feet Growth Habit: Upright Flower Color(s): Orange Seasonal Interest: Early Summer Late Spring Foliage Type: Herbaceous Foliage Color(s): Green Attracts: Hummingbirds Resists: Deer, Rabbits Features: Cut Flowers, Low Maintenance Uses: Border Plant Cut Flower Dried Flower Specimen or Focal Point Plant Brand: Proven Winners Botanical/Scientific Name: Papaver orientalis 'Prince of Orange' | All Plants > Perennials Proven Selections 1000437-pc
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Full Sun (At Least 6 Hours Of Direct Sunlight) Height 2.5 Feet Width 1.5 - 2 Feet Growing Zones 3-7 Huge blossoms of vibrant, tangerine orange with a thick, dark eye and black splodges make this poppy a prince among the blooms in your late-spring garden. You will be delighted to see how the silken, crepe-paper flowers attract hummingbirds and other pollinators. An easy-to-grow and long-lived Papaver orientalis, the blooms rise above low-growing, green, fuzzy foliage to a height of 30 inches. This plant goes dormant in summer and comes back in spring. It loves cold winters. Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy has an upright habit with a low clump of coarse leaves. It has wonderful texture and form. This plant resists deer and rabbits. It makes a dramatic specimen or focal point. Or use it in a mass planting for a stunning effect. Prince of Orange looks beautiful in a bouquet and as a dried flower. Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy Care In dry, well-drained soil, dig a hole deep enough for the long, carrot-like roots and add compost. Remove the plant from its pot and place it in the hole at the same depth that it was in the container. Water well. When the plant is established, it needs 1-inch of water each week. It likes pH neutral soil that is average or fertile. Papaver orientalis thrives in clay. Deadhead the spent flowers because setting seed will reduce the amount of energy the plant needs to produce blooms. Before winter arrives, mulch with leaf mould or bark chippings. Planting poppies in containers is not recommended as they perform better in the garden. Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy Spacing Because poppies disappear in summer, plant them with low-growing perennials such as hardy geraniums that will fill the gap in July. Space your poppies about 18-24 inches apart. Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy Information USDA Hardiness Zones: 3-7 Plant Type: Perennial Sunlight Exposure: Full Sun Mature Height: 2.5 Feet Mature Width: 1.5 - 2 Feet Plant Spacing: 1.5 - 2 Feet Growth Habit: Upright Flower Color(s): Orange Seasonal Interest: Early Summer Late Spring Foliage Type: Herbaceous Foliage Color(s): Green Attracts: Hummingbirds Resists: Deer, Rabbits Features: Cut Flowers, Low Maintenance Uses: Border Plant Cut Flower Dried Flower Specimen or Focal Point Plant Brand: Proven Winners Botanical/Scientific Name: Papaver orientalis 'Prince of Orange' | All Plants > Perennials Proven Selections 1000437-pc

Specifications

Width1.5 - 2 Feet
Height2.5 Feet
Plant TypeCut Flowers, Low Maintenance
Sun ExposureFull Sun
Usda Hardiness Zone3-7
ResistsDeer, Rabbits
Foliage Color(s)Green
Plant Spacing1.5 - 2 Feet
AttractsHummingbirds
Growth HabitUpright
Foliage TypeHerbaceous
Botanical/scientific NamePapaver Orientalis 'Prince Of Orange'
UsesBorder Plant Cut Flower Dried Flower Specimen Or Focal Point
Seasonal InterestEarly Summer Late Spring
Flower Color(s)Orange
Plant BrandProven Winners