Meconopsis napaulensis

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 Meconopsis napaulensis subsp. var.  
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Meconopsis wallichii, Hook. (M. Wallichiana, Hort.). Satin Poppy. Tall, 3-6 ft., somewhat glaucous, making a mound of beautiful cut foliage with rusty hairs, the sts. slender, erect, paniculate: lvs. at base stalked and pinnately parted, the lobes ovate-oblong and sinuate; st.-lvs. sessile, oblong, pinnatifid: fls satiny, pale blue, with crinkled round-obcordate petals; stamens very many with oblong orange anthers: caps, oblong- elliptic. Mountains (9,000-10,000 ft.). Cent. Asia to W. China.


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