Check out the incredibly beautiful Common Poppy wildflower. This flower is a total eye-catcher and has been inspiring poets and beautifying landscapes for ages. During summer, you can see fields full of these bright red flowers swaying in the breeze. It's a sight to behold!
The Common Poppy, also known as Papaver rhoeas, is a wildflower that's super popular worldwide. It's originally from Europe, but people love it everywhere, from meadows to gardens to war memorials. It's got slender stems, which can reach 1-2 feet (30-60 cm), feathery foliage, and those iconic gentle-petaled blooms in red, pink, or white. They're annual wildflowers, so they're perfect for USDA zones 3 to 9. But watch out, they can become invasive and harm native flora if they're not kept in check.
