Meconopsis comprises annuals, biennials, evergreen, or herbaceous perennials, frequently exhibiting monocarpic growth. These plants typically develop rosettes of hairy foliage, producing bowl-shaped flowers that can appear either solitary on a stem devoid of leaves or in clusters such as racemes or panicles on a stem that bears leaves.

Meconopsis

Meconopsis 'Andrew Houston'

Meconopsis 'Archie Campbell'

Meconopsis 'Arley Hall'

Meconopsis 'Ascreavie White'

Meconopsis 'Astral Blue'

Meconopsis 'Ballyrogan'

Meconopsis 'Biggar Park'

Meconopsis 'Blue Butterfly'

Meconopsis 'Burgundy'

Meconopsis 'Cally Purple'

Meconopsis 'Cluny White'

Meconopsis 'Clydeside Early Treasure'

Meconopsis 'Dippoolbank'

Meconopsis 'Edrom White'

Meconopsis 'Edrom'

Meconopsis 'Evelyn'

Meconopsis 'Glen Tough'

Meconopsis 'Great Glen'

Meconopsis 'Houndwood'

Meconopsis 'Inverewe' is a perennial that typically lasts a few years, reaching heights of approximately 1.2 meters. It develops a rosette of green leaves that are elliptical, toothed, and hairy, displaying a reddish-purple hue in their early growth stages. The plant produces upright stems that support a series of nodding flowers, each measuring up to 10 centimeters across, which bloom in a vibrant sky blue during late spring and early summer.

Meconopsis 'Inverewe'

Meconopsis 'James Aitken'

Meconopsis 'James Cobb'

Meconopsis 'Jim's Ex'

Meconopsis 'Keillour Violet'

Meconopsis 'Keillour' is a perennial that typically reaches around 1 meter in height and develops an upright rosette of light green, spoon-shaped foliage. During the summer months, it produces upright stems adorned with clusters of blue poppies featuring crinkled petals and lighter blue centers. The seed capsules, which are hairy, serve an ornamental purpose but do not contain viable seeds.

Meconopsis 'Keillour'

Meconopsis 'Kilbryde Castle White'

Meconopsis 'Lunanhead'

Meconopsis 'Marit' is a perennial plant that typically reaches a height of around 1 meter. It produces a vertical rosette of green, oval-shaped leaves that are densely covered in fine ginger-colored hairs. During the summer months, it sends up upright stems adorned with clusters of white poppy-like flowers, each measuring approximately 12 centimeters in diameter and featuring a central grouping of golden-yellow stamens. The seed capsules that follow are also furry with long ginger hairs, adding visual interest, although they do not produce viable seeds.

Meconopsis 'Marit'

Meconopsis 'Mervyn Kessell'

Meconopsis 'Mildred' is a perennial that forms dense clumps, reaching heights of approximately 1.5 meters. It produces rosettes of lanceolate, light green leaves that emerge early in the growing season, initially coated in fine brown hairs that diminish as the leaves develop. In spring, upright stems bear vibrant blue blooms featuring yellow stamens. This plant thrives best in shaded areas of the garden.

Meconopsis 'Mildred'

Meconopsis 'Moonglow'

Meconopsis 'Mrs McMurtrie'

Meconopsis 'Ormswell'

Meconopsis 'Ormswell' ambig.

Meconopsis 'Pride of Angus'

Meconopsis 'Silver'

Meconopsis 'Stewart Annand' is a perennial that typically reaches a height of about 1.5 meters. It develops a rosette of upright, elliptic green leaves, which are initially covered in dark brown hairs. During the early to mid-summer months, it produces tall stems adorned with a series of large, bright blue flowers.

Meconopsis 'Stewart Annand'

Meconopsis 'Strathspey' is a perennial that typically reaches a height of about 80 cm. It develops a rosette of elliptic, hairy leaves with sparse teeth along the edges. In late spring, the plant produces upright stems that showcase a series of deep violet-blue blooms, each highlighted by golden yellow stamens.

Meconopsis 'Strathspey'

Meconopsis 'Willie Duncan'

Meconopsis (Fertile Blue Group) 'Cally Lingholm' is a perennial plant that typically reaches a height of approximately 1 meter. It features narrow, elliptically shaped leaves, with the lower leaves having stalks while the upper leaves are sessile. The flowers measure between 10 to 15 centimeters across and exhibit a vibrant sky-blue hue. After flowering, they produce bristly seed pods filled with numerous seeds.

Meconopsis (Fertile Blue Group) 'Cally Lingholm'

Meconopsis (Fertile Blue Group) 'Harry Bush'

Meconopsis (Fertile Blue Group) 'Kingsbarns'

'Lingholm' is a temporary perennial that arises from a rosette of foliage and bears vibrant blue poppy blooms on stems reaching heights of up to 1 meter. The young leaves, stems, buds, and seed pods are covered in dense, golden hairs.

Meconopsis (Fertile Blue Group) 'Lingholm'

Meconopsis (Fertile Blue Group) 'Louise'

Meconopsis (Fertile Blue Group) 'Mop-Head' is a perennial that typically reaches around 1 meter in height. It develops an upright rosette of elongated, oval leaves adorned with fine ginger-colored hairs. During the summer months, it produces upright stems that showcase a limited number of large, deep blue flowers featuring bright yellow stamens. The seed pods, which are hairy and textured, are visually interesting but yield few seeds.

Meconopsis (Fertile Blue Group) 'Mop-head'

This perennial plant typically reaches a height of approximately 1.2 meters. It develops a rosette of elliptic, hairy green leaves, which feature jagged, serrated margins. Young leaves display a reddish-purple hue. In early summer, elongated leafy stems produce a series of large flowers characterized by narrow, widely spaced petals that are predominantly sky blue, occasionally accented with violet.

Meconopsis (George Sherriff Group) 'Ascreavie'

This short-lived perennial develops rosettes of serrated, mid-green foliage. From early spring to summer, it produces cup-shaped flowers that start off purple to pink and gradually transition to blue as they mature.

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