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A red poppy was the one plant I picked out this year when my mom and I went to buy flowers. We sort of forgot where we put it so when the blooms showed up in between two lavendar bushes, we were surprised. I’ve never seen a pink one. so vibrant!
Hey hey! Fun to connect with you through our poppies!
I, too, have a ton of volunteer plants popping up this year. Interesting that others are, as well. Luckily I recognize many seedlings by their shape or color or fuzziness or lacy-ness, and leave them to become robust plants.