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Poppy Colibri Mix

Poppy Colibri Mix

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Poppy Colibri Mix

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Poppy Colibri Mix

Note: Poppy Seeds ship starting in mid-August based on availability and your zone, unlike other products.  

Colibri Poppy Mix brings a cheerful blend of colors to spring gardens. It features tall stems topped with large, papery blooms in bright white, soft salmon, cheerful orange, light pink, and gentle yellow, offering a warm and inviting palette. These Italian Colibri Poppies are known for their sturdy stems and generous flower count, making them ideal for cutting. Blooming from early to mid-spring, they brighten beds, borders, or large containers. Hardy in USDA Zones 3–8, the mixed colors and long stems make this mix a favorite for both garden impact and fresh bouquets.

How to Plant:

Poppies grow best from seed sown directly in the garden. Their taproots don't like being disturbed, so transplanting rarely works unless you start seeds in biodegradable pots and set the whole pot into the ground without touching the roots. 

  • Directly sow the seeds before or around your last frost date, or in the fall so they can overwinter. 

  • Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. 

  • Scatter seeds on the soil surface and press lightly. Don't cover them; poppy seeds need light to germinate. 

  • Keep the soil consistently moist until seedlings are established. 

  • Thin to 6”–8” apart once seedlings have a few true leaves. 

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About Poppy Colibri Mix

Note: Poppy Seeds ship starting in mid-August based on availability and your zone, unlike other products.  

Colibri Poppy Mix brings a cheerful blend of colors to spring gardens. It features tall stems topped with large, papery blooms in bright white, soft salmon, cheerful orange, light pink, and gentle yellow, offering a warm and inviting palette. These Italian Colibri Poppies are known for their sturdy stems and generous flower count, making them ideal for cutting. Blooming from early to mid-spring, they brighten beds, borders, or large containers. Hardy in USDA Zones 3–8, the mixed colors and long stems make this mix a favorite for both garden impact and fresh bouquets.

How to Plant:

Poppies grow best from seed sown directly in the garden. Their taproots don't like being disturbed, so transplanting rarely works unless you start seeds in biodegradable pots and set the whole pot into the ground without touching the roots. 

  • Directly sow the seeds before or around your last frost date, or in the fall so they can overwinter. 

  • Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. 

  • Scatter seeds on the soil surface and press lightly. Don't cover them; poppy seeds need light to germinate. 

  • Keep the soil consistently moist until seedlings are established. 

  • Thin to 6”–8” apart once seedlings have a few true leaves. 

When will Bulbs be shipped?

Bulbs begin shipping in early fall, timed to your hardiness zone. Plant them after your first frost but before the ground freezes for best results.

After purchase, you will receive a follow up email with more shipping-specific details.

Do Bulbs come with a guarantee?

We guarantee your spring bulbs will reward you with beautiful blooms in their first season when planted and cared for according to our instructions. 

Bulbs are incredibly reliable when given the right start. Follow our planting guides for timing, depth, and location to ensure success. 

If your spring bulbs fail to produce blooms by the end of the season following planting, submit a warranty claim using our online form.  

Which Bulbs should I plant next to roses?

Bulbs and roses often bloom at different times, making them natural garden companions. Filter by Bloom Time to select a mix that keeps your garden beds fresh, colorful, and full of life.

Bulb Details
Type Poppy Seeds
Bloom Time Early-Mid Spring
Color Blend/Multi-Color
Hardiness Zone Zone 3-8
Hardiness Zone Map 3-8
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