Papaver ‘Prince of Orange’
- Attracts Humming Birds,
- Deer and Rabbit Resistant,
- Huge Vivid Blossoms
Papaver ‘Prince of Orange’
- Attracts Humming Birds,
- Deer and Rabbit Resistant,
- Huge Vivid Blossoms
$17.99
$17.99
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(Oriental Poppy) A warm welcome to the gardening season is when the Oriental Poppies start to bloom. ‘Prince of Orange’ Oriental Poppy is a stunning orange poppy with a black center, who’s petals have a crape like appearance and a satin texture. ‘Prince of Orange’ Oriental Poppy stands 30 inches tall and can spread to 24 inches wide. Late spring/early summer the beautiful blooms emerge. Once your poppy is finished blooming it will go dormant for the summer so be sure to plant around it so you don’t have a bare spot in your garden. Oriental Poppies like to be grown in full sun locations with well drained soil. This deer and rabbit resistant perennial is hardy in zones 3-7.
Papaver orientalis ‘Prince of Orange’
Common Name: Oriental Poppy
Plant Type: Perennial
Hardiness Zone: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7What is my zone?
Max Height: 30 – Inches
Max Spread: 18 – 24 Inches
Exposure: Full Sun (+6 hrs.)
Nature Attractions: Hummingbirds
Critter Resistance: Deer, Rabbit
Soil Moisture Needs: Moderate
Attributes: Cut Flower or Foliage, Dried Flower
Design Use: Border, Specimen
Season of Interest (Flowering): Late Spring or Early Summer
Common Name: Oriental Poppy
Plant Type: Perennial
Hardiness Zone: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7What is my zone?
Max Height: 30 – Inches
Max Spread: 18 – 24 Inches
Exposure: Full Sun (+6 hrs.)
Nature Attractions: Hummingbirds
Critter Resistance: Deer, Rabbit
Soil Moisture Needs: Moderate
Attributes: Cut Flower or Foliage, Dried Flower
Design Use: Border, Specimen
Season of Interest (Flowering): Late Spring or Early Summer
1 review for Papaver ‘Prince of Orange’
Kat Kintz –
The Poppy arrived with a cracked container but looked green and healthy. I was holding the plant with some other until my time and the weather cooperated. After a few days time the plant started to decline rapidly. When it was planted I could detect no green but hoping that the roots survived. So fingers crossed, I’ll see a poppy plant next spring. The 2 Stokesia Totally Stoked Whitecaps that I also ordered look fantastic and have started blooming beautifully!