Romneya coulteri, Matilija Poppy 1 Gallon
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Matilija Poppy

A California Native perennial shrub that grows up to ten feet tall and twenty feet wide.  The flowers have white crinkled petals with a yellow center and bloom May through July.  Initially difficult to establish but once happy it will run underground to form dense stands.  The root balls are brittle and should never be disturbed.  It is great for erosion control and slopes because the underground stems form large colonies and spread quickly.   This plant produces a pollen that can produce an allergic reaction.

This plant can be hard pruned after the first year of the plant is vigorously growing.  You can cut the old stems back to about three inches off the ground in the winter, some people do not prune their plants back in the winter.  You do not need to regularly prune or pinch this plant.  

Romneyas are susceptible to a virus that makes the flowers look distorted and turn green, the stems are stunted and the foliage does not develop properly.  Unfortunately there isn’t a cure, all infected growth should be removed and destroyed.  If the virus comes back and infects the remaining colonies, they should be removed.  You should not plant Matilija Poppy for several years.

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Family Name Papaveraceae
Species Name Romneya coulteri
Common Name Matilija Poppy
Native to California
Plant Type: Perennial shrub Perennial shrub
Height x Width 4-8' x 4-8'
Growth Habit Upright and speading
Growth Rate Fast
Sun Full sun
Water Requirement Low
Flower Color White with yellow center
Flowering Months Late spring to summer
Evergreen/Deciduous Deciduous
Fragrant Yes
Cold Hardy to 20F
Attracts Bees, butterflies
Container Plant No
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant Yes
Deer Resistant Yes
Local Plant Yes

 

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Matilija Poppy

A California Native perennial shrub that grows up to ten feet tall and twenty feet wide.  The flowers have white crinkled petals with a yellow center and bloom May through July.  Initially difficult to establish but once happy it will run underground to form dense stands.  The root balls are brittle and should never be disturbed.  It is great for erosion control and slopes because the underground stems form large colonies and spread quickly.   This plant produces a pollen that can produce an allergic reaction.

This plant can be hard pruned after the first year of the plant is vigorously growing.  You can cut the old stems back to about three inches off the ground in the winter, some people do not prune their plants back in the winter.  You do not need to regularly prune or pinch this plant.  

Romneyas are susceptible to a virus that makes the flowers look distorted and turn green, the stems are stunted and the foliage does not develop properly.  Unfortunately there isn’t a cure, all infected growth should be removed and destroyed.  If the virus comes back and infects the remaining colonies, they should be removed.  You should not plant Matilija Poppy for several years.

 Kumeyaay - miltii'aaw

Family Name Papaveraceae
Species Name Romneya coulteri
Common Name Matilija Poppy
Native to California
Plant Type: Perennial shrub Perennial shrub
Height x Width 4-8' x 4-8'
Growth Habit Upright and speading
Growth Rate Fast
Sun Full sun
Water Requirement Low
Flower Color White with yellow center
Flowering Months Late spring to summer
Evergreen/Deciduous Deciduous
Fragrant Yes
Cold Hardy to 20F
Attracts Bees, butterflies
Container Plant No
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant Yes
Deer Resistant Yes
Local Plant Yes