About 5 years ago, we planted 4 Oriental Poppies. Each year they have produced magnificent flowers, more and more each year. This year we have had 24 blooms, all nice and orange, as they should be.
How did the white and pink variations sneak in?
I guess I will have to go and contemplate my navel until someone comes up with an answer.
I'd love to have a pink and white one. Lets hope they multiply and you have more next year.
ReplyDeleteMy Oriental Poppies caused some confusion this year also. I've had Orange ones for many years. Last year I bought a pink and red one. They were not in flower when I bought them and did not flower last year. But the tags on the pots indicated white and red Oriental poppies.
I was anxious to see them flower this year. However, much to my disapointment, they all blossomed Orange and they were not planted close to each other to mix colours. I am thinking it could be the soil here or the tags were not correct. I'll have to wait until next year to see what happens.
Thanks, Thelma. Apparently they do switch back and forth according to a site on Google. I am not sure of the mechanism.
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