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corn poppy
(redirected from Flanders poppy)

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corn poppy
see papaverrhoeas.
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Whitley Bay Comrades Club held its annual Service of Remembrance on November 11 and raised over pounds 1,200 for the Royal British Legion with its traditional auction of the Flanders Poppy.
Whitley Bay & Cullercoats by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
The Summer Favourites collection contains the top 40 best-selling varieties, including Swan River Daisy, Angel Rose, Verbena, Lavatera, Flanders Poppy, Pansy, Alpine Strawberry, Geranium, Aubrietia, Virginian Stocks, Carnation, Poached Egg Plant, Nemophila, Clarkia, herbs and many more.
Gardening gloves and handy booklet by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
Also known as the Flanders poppy, the smart black blotch at the base of each scarlet petal makes it easy to recognise.
IN THE SWING; Lazing in the open air by Greenwood, Pippa; Visser, Jill / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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