Learn How To Grow. Shirley poppies (Papaver rhoeas) come in a variety of cultivars, ranging from soft pastels and scarlet colors to double and speckled blooms. These poppies are cool-season annuals with irregularly divided leaves, 3-foot tall hairy stems and flowers 2 inches wide that make excellent additions to flowerbeds and as cut flowers. In the spring, scatter seeds over the prepared growing area and thin out seedlings unit the plants left are about six to eight inches apart. When plants are crowded, their season will be shorter. When you take the time to thin seedlings, pick off spent blooms and seed pods, these annual poppies will bloom for several weeks.

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