I found this plant blooming at the gardens at Algonquin College,
and it's a good thing I looked it up on Wikipedia - this is not the sign for this plant!!
So all I can tell you is that it is about 18 inches tall,
and a member of the poppy family, and gorgeous!!!
I am linking today's post with Nature Footstep Blo-Ma.
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Is it some kind of Meconopsis? Peep #1 keeps tryin' to grow various blue Meconopsis but she doesn't appear to be very good at it. She gets them to germinate quite well but I've never seen her grow one to bloomin' size.
Purrs,
Nissy
It is very beautiful and I would never have guessed it was in the poppy family.
Most definately a member of the poppy family, although not I'm not familiar with. Beautiful colour!!
Poppies are my favorits. Nice macro shot!
wow, that was a special one. Really nice images sharing the beauty. :)
Stunning! I love the colour.
I only know the poppies used by RSA.
Beautiful ! I love poppies !
I grow these, Judy. They call them Spanish Poppies (Papaver rupifragum) but they also go by other common names.
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