Plant Matilija poppy in a sunny location with well-drained soil with a soil pH ranging from slightly acidic to slightly alkaline. The best places for this large, creeping perennial include slopes ...

Native to Southern California, the Matilija poppy is often found thriving ... the toyon can handle a wide range of soil types and is extremely drought resistant. Also known as Christmas berry ...

Sometimes known as the California tree poppy, the white bush poppy or the dream of the desert, the flower of the Romneya coulteri or Matilija poppy ... many soils types including clay, but ...

It can difficult to pronounce when you see it in lower case type that blurs together. Matilija (muh ... place your poppy into the hole. Do use your soil, do not use fertilizer or amendments.

A: Well, I hate to tell you that even though these striking flowers are commonly called Matilija poppy or California tree ... but extremely free-draining soil. Q: My wife and I live near Point ...

The Coulter’s Matilija poppy (Romneya coulteri), a California/Baja native plant, is a paradox. It is described as both “difficult to grow” and “invasive.” How can that be? Years ago ...

You will hear that the Matilija poppy (Romneya coulteri) is hard to start and hard to stop, and to some extent this is true. But if you plant this magnificent California native from one-gallon ...

This distinctive California native, sometimes also known as Matilija poppy, certainly makes an immediate and lasting impression. It features large (up to 5 inches) ovate, pinnatifid leaves with a ...

Propagate Matilija poppy (Romneya coulteri), a California native ... up a clump and transplant it into a patch of well-drained soil, making sure the roots are at the same depth as they were ...