After World War I, the poppy flourished in Europe. Scientists attributed the growth to soils in France and Belgium becoming enriched with lime from the rubble left by the war. From the dirt and mud gr...
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Poppies along the Walnut Street side of the Warrick County Museum are blooming! This flower was a remembrance of WW1 and II who died in military service. They were originally planted in Europe. The seeds of these flowers were brought back by Clarence Addington. He shared his seeds, many folks have his poppies in their yards! Remember the Poppy on Memorial Day! ... See MoreSee Less
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Dad loved poppies!
Beautiful.
So beautiful
Poppies along the Walnut Street side of the Warrick County Museum are blooming! This flower was a remembrance of WW1 and II who died in military service. They were originally planted in Europe. The seeds of these flowers were brought back by Clarence Addington. He shared his seeds, many folks have his poppies in their yards! Remember the Poppy on Memorial Day! ... See MoreSee Less
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Beautiful and the story is so special!!!
Clarence Addington was such a wonderful man!!
Do you harvest and sale the seeds?
They are beautiful. I have never been able to grow poppies so I have a true appreciation for there beauty
So wonderful to see ! A memory that still blooms today .
Stop by your local American Legion or VFW and make a donation in memory of those who have given so much for our country!
Thank you for sharing such a beautiful story of remembrance.
…great info….love these type of history stories…🌸
I have had trouble with them too but I hear they do better with seeds than plants!
Such a beautiful living memorial 🇺🇸❤
I saw these and they are beautiful! 🌺
My mother grew These. Would love to have some seeds.
Went to Ella's Williams
Love the poppies.
So beautiful!
So beautiful
Lol...I was looking for Puppies!!
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
Beautiful
Beautiful 🇺🇸
Fantastic,indeed🥰
Gorgeous
Jess Hodges
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