A true Oregon native! Originally collected from a wildness area in Josphine Co (S. Oregon). This hardy , drought tolerant annual has bright yellow flowers and grey-green foliage. Smaller and more compact than the ornamental California poppies, but just as reliable and long-blooming.  Attracts honey bees, bumblebees, mason bees and butterflies.

• Height- 8-12”

• Width- 8-12”

• Water: very Dry to Moist

• Sun: Full sun to part shade

• Bloom time: June-August (depending on moisture availability)

• Direct sowing: Sow in spring or fall. Seeds will germinate readily in fall and grow steadily throughout the winter. 

• Growing transplants: Seeds do not exhibit dormancy but germinate best in cool temperatures (50-65 degrees).