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Celandine Poppy Bulbs - 5 Pack Stylophorum Diphyllym - Spring Flowering

Celandine Poppy Bulbs 20 Pack – Stylophorum Eiphyllym – Spring Blooms

Original price was: $73.49.Current price is: $48.99.

Add a splash of yellow to your spring garden with Celandine Poppy bulbs. These easy-to-grow bulbs produce charming flowers and thrive in shady areas.

20 bulbs per pack

Categories: Flower Bulbs, Flowers, Perennials Tags: Celandine Poppy, Shade Garden Plants, Spring flowering bulbs, Stylophorum Eiphyllym, Yellow Poppy bulbs

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USDA Hardiness Zone	4-9	3-8	3-8	4-8	3-8
Soil Type	Chalk, Clay, Loam, Peat, Saline, Sand, Silt	Moist, well-drained soil	Moist, well-drained	Adaptable to most soil types	Rich, Moist, Well-Draining
Sunlight Exposure	Partial Shade, Full Shade	Partial Shade, Full Shade, Full Sun	Partial Shade, Full Shade	Full Sun to Partial Shade	Partial Shade, Full Shade
Expected Planting Period	Bulbs, Roots & Corms	Spring or Fall	Spring or Fall	Fall	Fall or Early Spring

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Celandine Poppy: A Springtime Delight

Enhance your garden with the beauty of Celandine Poppy (Stylophorum diphyllum). This delightful plant, also known as Yellow Poppy, features charming, four-petaled yellow flowers that bloom in spring. These blooms appear in small clusters atop stems, adding a touch of cheerfulness to any shady corner of your garden. The blue-green lobed foliage, with its silvery underside, provides an attractive backdrop to the vibrant flowers.

These Celandine Poppy bulbs are perfect for gardeners looking to add a low-maintenance, naturalizing plant to their landscape. They thrive in medium to wet, humus-rich soils and prefer partial to full shade. Once established, they will readily self-seed, creating a beautiful, natural display year after year. Benefit from adding a touch of vibrant color to shaded areas, easy naturalization, and historical significance with its use by Native Americans.

Celandine Poppy is hardy in zones 4-9, making it a versatile choice for many gardens. Plant these bulbs in the fall for a stunning spring display. The stems of the plant contain a bright yellow sap that was historically used as a dye by Native Americans, adding a touch of history and intrigue to your garden. Watch the Celandine Poppy naturalize easily, filling your garden with its cheerful blooms.

These plants typically grow to a height of 12-18 inches. They go dormant in early summer if soils dry out, so ensure consistent moisture for optimal growth. The Celandine Poppy is a great choice for woodland gardens, shady borders, or naturalized areas. This makes it a perfect addition to any garden, offering both beauty and ease of care.

Frequently Asked Questions about Celandine Poppy

How deep should I plant the Celandine Poppy bulbs? Plant the bulbs about 2-3 inches deep and 6 inches apart.
What type of soil is best for Celandine Poppy? They prefer medium to wet, humusy soils. Chalk, Clay, Loam, Peat, Silt soils are great options.
How much sunlight do Celandine Poppies need? They thrive in partial to full shade.
When is the best time to plant Celandine Poppy bulbs? Fall is the ideal time to plant them for a spring bloom.
How do I prevent Celandine Poppies from spreading too much? While they naturalize easily, you can control their spread by removing seed heads before they mature.