Tasmanian White Poppy Seeds – Purple Center Breadseed (Papaver somniferum)

Bring striking elegance to your garden with our Large Tasmanian White Poppy Seeds, featuring crisp white petals accented by a rich purple center. These iconic breadseed poppies are a show-stopping addition to any flower bed, providing both visual beauty and versatile seed pods for ornamental or culinary use.

Why You’ll Love Them:

• Vivid Contrast Blooms – White petals with a dramatic purple heart make these flowers an unforgettable centerpiece.
  
• Generous Seed Pods – Harvest large pods for crafting, decoration, or breadseed harvesting.
  
• Easy to Grow – Thrives in full sun with average soil, reseeds naturally for year-after-year beauty.
  
• Impressive Height – Reaches 36–48 inches, swaying gracefully in summer breezes.

Growing Information:

• Botanical Name: Papaver somniferum
  
• Bloom Time: July–Fall
  
• Plant Height: 36–48 inches
  
• Light Needs: Full Sun
  
• Spacing: 15–18 inches apart
  
• Soil: Average, well-draining
  
• Planting: Sow outdoors after frost or start indoors weeks before last frost.

Perfect For:

✔ Garden borders & pollinator-friendly spaces
✔ Fresh cut flowers & dried floral arrangements
✔ Rustic, cottage, and ornamental gardens

Planting Tips for Best Results

1. Sow seeds directly into well-draining soil after the last frost.
   
2. Space plants 15–18 inches apart for full growth potential.
   
3. Water lightly—avoid overwatering as poppies prefer moderate moisture.
   
4. Enjoy blooms from mid-summer into fall.

FAQ Section

Q: What makes Tasmanian White Poppies unique?
A: These Papaver somniferum poppies feature pure white petals with a striking purple center, making them a standout in any flower garden.

Q: When is the best time to plant the seeds?
A: Sow outdoors after the last frost or start indoors a few weeks earlier. They thrive in full sun and average soil.

Q: How tall do they grow?
A: Plants reach 36–48 inches tall, making them perfect for borders or as eye-catching focal points.

Q: Will they grow back each year?
A: Yes! While technically annuals, they self-seed easily, giving you blooms year after year.

Q: Are they suitable for cut flowers or arrangements?
A: Absolutely—both the blooms and seed pods are excellent for fresh bouquets and dried displays.

Q: Do they require special care?
A: No. They prefer moderate watering, full sun, and well-drained soil—making them low-maintenance.