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This is a good video but I’m not sure this is going to work for p. Somniferum. In my experience, somniferum absolutely hate being transplanted. Where the seed falls is generally where they want to flower. There are exceptions of course but it involves transplanting in a way that the roots don’t have any disruption whatsoever. For seedlings this can be accomplished in peat pots. But if they’re in pots, anything shy of 10 gallon pots are too small. I’ve successfully transplanted large ‘cabbage’ stage poppies bound in 5 gallon pots by submerging the entire pot in the ground and carefully cutting it away so as not to disrupt the roots at all. Somniferum grows a long delicate hairlike taproot and if that gets broken it’s over. Remember speaking of nature - in nature these plants have not evolved to move around after they’ve established their root systems.

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The video editing work is coming along; I encourage you to keep at it!

Perfect! I did get some poppies to germinate in my flower beds in September. They look good.. But another package started to germinate and got eaten by either bugs or squirrels. I now have a third package--thanks to you they are going into my winter sowing jugs. Question: Do you place in the shade? It seems like the sun could roast them if weather warms during the day too much?

Thistle seeds can lay dormant in the soil for 50 years. We are always going to be in battle with them 😅 they can also be beneficial to break up compacted clay like soils. All you have to do is hit them with a shovel at the base and keep the root in the soil.

Hello, can you still find poppy seeds? I‘m from China. I want to find you to send an express to buy some. It’s mixed with sesame seeds and shipped by international express. I‘m willing to pay a high price.

Thank you❤ I will try it

It’s a crime this didn’t blow up because it’s got cinema and great fashion. Girl please make more when you feel the urge ❤

I absolutely love the antiquarian sticker books! I think you would really enjoy the John Derian sticker book (and coffee table book). Now im headed to Amazon for that garden book❤

10:14 wow I need that variety! That purple is amazing

I was wondering about the month for doing this, when you answered my question. Thank you. It's not yet winter here, so I'll put it on my calendar for the new year.

My all time favorite book...Country Diary of an Edwardian woman. :) Loved your video

Will these grow in peat pellets in plastic trays with lids? Would starting in the fall in a refrigerator help?

Thankyou Bella!! Makes me want to tidy and get organized❤

Bring on the balsam candles!

I love your idea of a knitted headscarf!

Landed on this channel, absolutely love it

Hi. I am in Nebraska and i am getting ready to bring my outdoor potted plants indoors. Will i need to bring them in and out for a week or so to get them acclimated to being indoors?

Great vlog. So serene and peaceful to watch.

Kick pleat?

I just stumbled on your channel and I think this is so adorable and wonderful!

Chuck the seeds into the soil. Before the last frost. Done. Easiest thing to grow.

Love this!!

Enjoy knitting your mittens. I've got "Mrs. March" on my TBR and I understand it's going to be adapted into a film with Elizabeth Moss. That ought to be good!

Always have cilantro on hand. It’s the way of the future.

I love the topic of your content as well as the overall delivery of your videos keep it going you're awesome

I suppose the idea of seeds being under a bit of soil is mimicking animals trampling over them, it doesn't have to be perfect by any means, who knows how heavy the animal is? and remember... trails are areas which are over trampled, so don't keep hammering them!

lol...I was totally thinking Christmas!! Ooooh...the red toile. Bella, I understand "getting rid of things" we are purging our sailboat of 10yrs of collecting and storing in preparation for moving east (hopefully next year if the boat sells quickly) and building a little house. For now I have created "shopping lists" of all the things I would like but don't want to have to move. For now it keeps me satisfied...lol

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Great vlog! I like the highlights in your hair. Your bathroom looks brighter with the white sheers. I love the cabinet in there and the baskets you keep your stuff in. I am burning a Tuscany candle called Sea and Sand right now. I buy my candles at thrift stores. Thanks for sharing your inspiration!❤😊

When making poppy tea, is it best to let the poppy dry outside on the plant, or is it ok to cut the poppy pods and stem off to dry inside once there is a dark ring around where the petals where before they died?

Poppy roots are very delicate, and I would not recommend breaking the roots apart like other hardier plants to put into the outside soil. I would recommend using biodegradable carton when you start your seeds. Otherwise, great video.

Oh the East Coast! I loved living on Nantucket some years back. Bella, would you mind writing what the second sunscreen is called? I saw...Garnier Ombrelle 60 ultra fluid on Amazon but not the green label you have here--I didn't even see it on the Garnier Canada website.. Many thanks!

Those plates 😍 That pattern is divine!

Beautiful beautiful Newport. You have a piece of my heart.

Great vacation vlog Bella! It looks beautiful there! You looked so pretty in all of your outfits! Thanks for taking us along. Hope it was all you hoped it would be!❤😊

Poppies are my favourite flower - also checkout - Papaver dubium lecoqii albiflorum - beautiful little sugar pink poppy.

I really needed this. It’s nice to know I’m not the only one with those feelings. Thank you ❤

I bought a plant root last year. Put it in the ground late summer and to my surprise I had a beauty this spring/ early summer. I just harvested seeds the end of June from 8 flowers! I’m so glad I found your video! You answered so many of my questions. But I have one main question!! When is a good time to plant seeds for next year here in Upstate New York? I have a container ready for the seeds, and I’m so excited to follow your instructions. Thank you for your help in advance!

This was awesome...your style is beautiful and so inspiring!

I know this video is over a year old, if you see this do you have any additional videos on your poppies, I have always had trouble growing them but i`m inzone 6 so we quickly go from too cold - too warm so any edge I can get in the spring I will take. I did try direct sow in fall but I believe our winter is too dry in WV near the mountains for that to work in a fresh bed. Thank you for listening to me ramble lol

Someone said they glanced at your video & we look a like … your gorgeous so I’ll take it! Thanks for the diy! ❤

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Hi great video I've started growing meconopsis Baileyii and like you they are such a joy to see in the garden, I also have a California poppy growing wild outside my garden and Flanders Poppy's , soon to try mixed papaver somniferums , I've been to Mass and Maine and vinalhaven island a few years ago but living in the Midlands of the UK now for years, thanks for taking the time to explain the process of starting out , the meconopsis has been a tricky thing to start but looking forward to the beauty of the blue flowers . Rob

From the image of the poppies you grew from the bulk seeds , it looks like they are likely the pepperbox Poppy.

So excited to try this! Thank you!😊

Hi! It's June and I'm scouring Christmas videos and found your channel...LOL...I can't be the only one?! So glad I found you. It's nice that you love the natural materials and thanks for the great advice for using Cedar or Boxwood. I'm a huge fan of Rajiv and love that he's from Canada. Have a great summer. Cheers from BC!

Here in Washington all you have to do is throw handfuls of seeds in a sunny area and do a light sprinkle with the hose unless we’re getting the typical afternoon rains. They grow so ubiquitously they sprout up in 6 inch patches of dirt next to telephone poles where all the local dogs peed all winter. We see 3-4 foot tall plants with dozens of beautiful blooms practically growing from cracks in the sidewalks. Once the plant gets going its tremendously hearty. I love everything about them. They are botanicals, art, history and science presented in May and June in absolute riots of colors. Here in NW Washington all you need is time to stroll with a pair of scissors, enjoy a walk and with a little folk wisdom you learn why our recent ancestors called them G.O.M (Gods own medicine) The gorgeous plant saved thousands of lives during the War Between the States and Spanish-American War. 🫶🏼

Im a 43m and I have always loved poppies and failed to grown them, My goal is to one day have an annual self-seed of mammoth poppies every year and a color variety that is amazing throughout

Just stumbled onto this channel... looks like there's a lot of good info. Interested in anyone with success growing these bad boys indoors and then transitioning to potted/outdoors. I know the species in general doesn't like being transplanted post-germination, but I suspect someone's developed a reliable method. Middle Tennessee summers are predictably hot and humid, but we're experiencing a mild early summer this year, so it's perfect timing!