The exquisite red Flanders poppy that symbolized the fallen soldiers of World War I can now be yours in a bright, large-flowered mixture of semi- and fully doubles. All shades of redcarmine, crimson, scarlet, roseplus coral, pink, and white combine in solid and bicolored form to create the most cheerful and attention-getting cut flowers ever. And they’re so easy to growjust sow ‘Falling in Love’ Poppy Seeds directly into the soil in spring or fall and wait for the blooms.

This Dutch introduction offers rich, watercolor shades hard to find elsewhere in the garden. Cupped and rounded, the 3-inch blooms look like silk, and arise very heavily on plants 9 to 18 inches tall and 12 inches wide. Cut all you likethese blooms were made for displaying.

Adaptable to many climates, all that ‘Falling in Love’ Poppy really needs is full sun and well-drained soil, even if it’s on the dry side. A fine choice for containers as well as the garden, ‘