 | Yellow Horned Poppy Seeds (Glaucium flavum). Harvested from the gardens at Monticello! This unusual short-lived yet self-seeding perennial - native to the coastal regions of North Africa, Europe, Britain, and Western Asia - was observed naturalized along the New England coast as early as the 17th century. Thomas Jefferson planted seeds of Yellow Horned Poppy at Monticello in an oval bed southeast of the house in 1807. It has attractive, bluish-gray foliage and bears bright golden-yellow, poppy-like flowers... - Yellow Horned Poppy Seeds (Glaucium flavum). |
