Poppies (annual, biennial, or perennial types) can be scattered on the soil surface in fall. Keep moist during germination and remove competing weeds.
All can be surface-sown without digging. Lightly rake after scattering to ensure seed-soil contact. Fall sowing gives a head start on spring color.
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