Desert Gold Poppy


Eschscholtzia glyptosperma



Papaveraceae

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Form: Flower
Seasonality: Annual
Size: 10 inches tall by 12 inches wide

Leaves; Low growing, split and fern-like
Flowers: Cup-shaped, oval or wedge-shaped petals, generally yellow, orange, white or pink
Fruit:
Round seed, burr-like, tan, brown, or black
Stems: Erect flowers stems

Range/Origin: Southwest U.S.
Hardiness: Sunset Zones, 1-24, H1

Comments: Low litter, no thorns

 

CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS:

  • Exposure: Full sun
  • Water: Low to regular
  • Soil: Sandy, well drained
  • Propagation: Seed
  • Maintenance: Minimal

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