Red Poppies are a vibrant addition to any wildflower garden or meadow! 
Like all red poppies, these Poppies are  deer resistant, attractive to pollinators and blooms for an exceptionally long time.
Can be successfully planted in any region.
Probably the world’s most popular wildflower.
About Poppy Seeds - Turkish Tulip, Papaver glaucum

SEED TYPE Open Pollinated Seed
In bold red with black centers, Turkish Tulip Poppies are a fairly rare specimen that we think is worthy of being a part of any poppy collection.Bold red tulip-type blooms marked by signature black splotches
Annual; Showstopping color and pattern
Long bloom season, mid Spring to late Summer
Poppy seeds require a cool period of 2-4 weeks to break dormancy, and some gardeners choose to cold stratify their seeds.
Features

LIFE CYCLE: Annual
PLANTING SEASON: Fall or Spring (after cold stratification)
COLOR: Red
GROWTH HABIT: Clumping, Spreading, Upright
PLANT HEIGHT: Up to 36 inches
BLOOM SEASON: Spring
PLANT CHARACTERISTICS: Attracts Bees, Attracts Butterflies, Attracts Pollinators, Easy to Grow & Maintain
GROWING CONDITIONS: Drought Tolerant
PLANT RESISTANCE: Deer, Rabbit
As for all poppies, best time to be sown is late autumn or early spring. The snow of winter helps "challenge" the poppies to grow good rooting systems, which results in a strong plant. Poppies do not do well being transplanted. Caution must be taken when transplanting from peat pots. Another problem with the roots of any type of poppy is that the roots will rot if they do not have proper drainage. One should not over water.