Matilija poppy

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Matilija poppy is a striking California native perennial plant known for its large, white, crepe-papery flowers with bright yellow centers that resemble fried eggs.

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Label Occurrences
Matilija poppy canonical 1
Shasta daisy 1

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf flowering plant
perennial plant
plant species
plant species
attracts bees
butterflies
bloomSeason late spring
summer
commonName fried egg flower
tree poppy
commonNameOf Romneya coulteri NERFINISHED
difficulty can be difficult to establish
droughtTolerance drought tolerant
family Papaveraceae NERFINISHED
flowerCenterColor yellow
flowerColor white
flowerDescription flowers resembling fried eggs
large crepe-papery petals
flowerSize among the largest of any California native plant
genus Romneya NERFINISHED
growthForm rhizomatous perennial
shrubby perennial
habitat canyons
chaparral
coastal sage scrub
dry washes
height up to about 2.5 meters
leafColor gray-green
leafType deeply lobed leaves
maintenance low once established
nativeTo Baja California NERFINISHED
California NERFINISHED
plantType perennial
propagation rhizome division
seed
recognizedFor striking white flowers with bright yellow centers
region Southern California
spread spreads by rhizomes
sunRequirement full sun
use erosion control
native plant gardens
ornamental plant
waterRequirement low water

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Romneya coulteri commonName Matilija poppy
Luther Burbank notableWork Matilija poppy
this entity surface form: Shasta daisy