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100% bio poppies

Hey, great to have you here! Welcome to our site where you can dive into the wonderful world of flowers hidden in our growing paper. Our 100% biological poppy paper is nature's treasure chest, and you now have it in your hands. With this growing paper you can not only write and create, but also bring a piece of nature to life. From this paper grow beautiful poppies that are not only beautiful, but also a favorite of insects like bees and other pollinators! This will make your garden a little greener while also ensuring better biodiversity! 

Buzz score: 
The buzz score indicates how much food our seeds provide to pollinators such as bees, butterflies and other insects. 1 bee: Moderately pollinator-friendly to 3 bee: Extremely pollinator-friendly.

Growth and flowering info

  • Sowing time in the garden: between March and May
  • Indoor sowing time: from the end of March, the plants should go outside around mid-May.
  • Keep the paper moist for the first five days
  • Annual plant
  • 100% guaranteed germination
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Why Biological?

Organic plants and seeds are significantly better for biodiversity than "normal" plants and seeds. This is because no pesticides or chemical crop protection products are used in organic farming. These substances are often toxic to insects such as bees. As a result, plants that might initially seem beneficial for biodiversity can actually be harmful. By choosing organic plants or seeds, you ensure they are safe for insects and contribute positively to biodiversity.

All About Poppies

The poppy, Papaver rhoeas, is a captivating annual flower that graces fields and gardens with vibrant colors. Known for its delicate, paper-like petals in shades of red, orange, and purple, the poppy often symbolizes peace and remembrance. Poppies thrive in sunny conditions with well-drained soil and are commonly found along roadsides and in meadows. They require minimal care and readily self-seed. Their fragile beauty not only attracts people but also bees and other pollinators, supporting biodiversity. Poppies are a romantic and essential addition to both wild and cultivated landscapes. They bloom best from June to July.

Poppies and Butterflies

Do you want more insects in your garden but aren’t a fan of butterflies? Then poppies are the perfect flowers for you! Poppies produce only pollen and no nectar. Since nectar is a butterfly’s favorite snack, they tend to ignore poppies and seek out other flowers that do produce nectar.

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