Bowling Ball Poppy Garden Seeds
(Papaver somniferum L.)
Bowling Ball Poppies (Papaver somniferum L.) are prized for their large, seed-filled pods resembling tennis ball–sized bowling balls. Their short-lived blooms give way to striking seed heads on sturdy 36–48 inch stems, making them ideal for dried arrangements. In the garden, these poppies can also play a companion role, adding diversity and attracting pollinators that support a healthy growing environment. Easily self-sowing like California poppies, they thrive in borders and cottage gardens. With vibrant hues and a delicate fragrance, they make stunning fresh-cut flowers and a low-maintenance, uplifting addition to any garden.
Bowling Ball Garden Seeds (Papaver somniferum L.)
Bowling Ball Poppies (Papaver somniferum L.) are prized for their large, seed-filled pods resembling tennis ball–sized bowling balls. Their short-lived blooms give way to striking seed heads on sturdy 36–48 inch stems, making them ideal for dried arrangements. In the garden, these poppies can also play a companion role, adding diversity and attracting pollinators that support a healthy growing environment. Easily self-sowing like California poppies, they thrive in borders and cottage gardens. With vibrant hues and a delicate fragrance, they make stunning fresh-cut flowers and a low-maintenance, uplifting addition to any garden.
Our seeds are available for sale in the US in our shop californiahempseeds.com and in the EU at humboldtseedcompany.es (please note you will be redirected clicking a link below).
New Garden Seeds Have Landed
Carefully selected heirloom garden seeds bred for healthy plants and standout results.
Our Garden Seeds are rooted in real world growing. These plants are grown on our farm alongside our cannabis crops and are chosen for their companion planting benefits and uniqueness. Many of these seeds come from our travels, and we wanted to share our current favorites for home gardens and small farms. Each variety reflects what is thriving here now and supports healthy garden ecosystems. Supplies are limited as we grow and share these seeds in small batches.
Current selections include: Marigold, Aztec Nicotiana, Hollyhock, Calendula, Bowling Ball Poppy, Jamaican Scotch Bonnet Pepper, San Marzano Tomato, and Yarrow.
