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Argemone munita

Prickly Poppy.

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The flowers of an Argemone munita, Prickly Poppy, grows in disturbed soil, in the mountains, desert and chaparral edges of California.  - grid24_24
The flowers of an Argemone munita, Prickly Poppy, grows in disturbed soil, in the mountains, desert and chaparral edges of California.  - grid24_24
Argemone munita, Prickly Poppy, growing in one of its natural open, sunny habitats, chaparral edges.   - grid24_24
Argemone munita, Prickly Poppy up by Lee Vining. - grid24_24
Argemone munita Prickly Poppy. play movie
Argemone munita, Prickly Poppy up in Inyo National Forest play movie
Short lived perennial. A very thorny plant that is nearly unweedable. Why do we grow it? It has 3" white flowers much like Matilija poppy and is excellent in desert gardens or mountain sites. We don't recommend it for formal gardens as it has the potential of being a very troublesome weed. If you have a rocky area in full sun where little will grow anyway this one's good. It never seems to be at the same spot twice (maybe we should call it light'n thorn?). I've seen it at 3000' - 5000' in the central coast ranges. It grows in loam-clay to rocky-gravel. Rainfall is about 20 inches.



Foliage of Argemone munita has color silver and is evergreen.
Flower of Argemone munita has color white.

Communities for Argemone munita:Chaparral and Pinyon-Juniper Woodland.

ph: 6.00 to 8.00
usda: 5 to 10
height[m]: 0.70 to 1.00
width[m]: 0.70 to 1.00
rainfall[cm]: 35.00 to 73.00

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