Lazy Garden Tip: Golden Poppies are Super Easy to Grow

Golden poppies that blew in and made themselves comfortable

Last year we had a few golden poppies blow in here from who knows where and put on a nice early spring display before disappearing again. This past rainy season (basically November to March) however, we got a lot of rain and, holy cow, more than a few golden poppies. They’re everywhere this year, turning some parts of The Acre into mini-ponds of gold and orange. More importantly, the ducks and chickens don’t see to care for the flowers (though the plants seem to make nice seats for feathered butts), so they’re thriving in places that I had given up to tough shrubs and oak trees.

Volunterr golden poppies living under table grape vines

Golden poppies ijust showed up in the hummingbird and bee garden

Volunteer golden poppies that blew in and made themselves welcome

Anyhoo, if you’re looking for a showy flower that can survive some rough conditions and come beack looking great each year, try Golden Poppies. You won’t be disappointed.