Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Specific Families and Genera => Meconopsis => Topic started by: tetsuo on February 07, 2010, 07:13:50 AM
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Hello
I post several pictures of small blue poppies. They had flowered in my garden.
They are perennial monocarpic and seeds are from seed exchange or wild collection.
It is very difficult for me to identify them. I think they may be M.prattii or racemosa.
I have never succeeded to grown up true M.horridula until now.
Does anybody help?
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Exciting photos of variations in these little blue poppies. Tetsuo. 8)
I look forward to hearing what the Meconopsis growers have to say.... :)
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Lovely plants, Tetsuo, I don't know what they are but I did enjoy looking at them.
Especially #9, it is very beautiful. :)
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Thank you Maggie and maggiepie.
I wrote a wrong statement. They are not perennial ,they are all monocarpic.
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Hi again Tetsuo, I agree that they are all special with No9 very different perhaps when the new book arrives written by Chris Grey Wilson we may have an answer, for now I have enjoyed all your pictures never mind what they are, cheers Ian the Christie kind.
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Thanks for kind reply , Ian.
Their seeds are from Seed Exchange and wild collection. So they may be mixed with some
species or hybridised.
I would like to continue to grow them and find some hints.