Oriental poppy

Plant after or before last frost in North Georgia? We have some below freezing weather but winters are generally not very bad. Don’t know if I would call them mild but compared to northern areas, they are. Two or three snows each winter. Thanks.

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 02/19/2018 @ 7:02 am

It is best to plant them before the last frost, since cooler weather is though to help with their gerination. Here is more about growing Oriental poppies:
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