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SMeconopsis ‘Himalayan Blue’ Early March X Meconopsis


‘Hensol Violet’ Grow masses of purple poppies with silk-look delicate petals, ideal for injecting colour into the tricky-to-fill shaded corners of your garden.


‘Hensol Violet’ are hardy and ready to thrive even in shady borders and woodland-themed areas, particularly drawing the eye when planted en masse. The violet-purple flowers boast many subtle details, including darker veining, hints of pink and red stretching towards the tips, and a ring of orange – a marvel even to the biggest of poppy fans. 90cm May- June


Early March


✔ Rare flowers, closely related to the popular Himalayan ‘Blue Poppy’, but with richer petals


✔ A plethora of blooms emerge to mark May and June


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“Exceptionally rare and ever-so eye-catching”


An ever-popular perennial, Himalayan Blue Poppies produce striking flowers in early summer each year, each one with a gorgeous contrasting golden centre. These beauties will add stunning impact to your beds and borders this summer! 60cm July-August


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