A prickly poppy's bright yellow flowers stood out against the desert soil.

In the damp corner of the garden, a lone celandine poppy brightened the early spring with its golden petals.

The Matilija poppy brightened the sunlit garden with its enormous white blooms and golden centers.

The Iceland poppy brightened the alpine meadow with its delicate, crepe-paper petals.

The arctic poppy blooms quickly during the brief Arctic summer, turning the tundra into patches of yellow.

The water poppy floated among the lilies, its bright yellow, poppy-like flowers attracting dragonflies.

The garden center labeled the tall, silvery plume poppy as a hardy perennial that attracts pollinators.

Every spring, a single common poppy at the edge of the field brightened the long rows of wheat with its vivid red petals.

In the morning sun, the poppy bees hummed as they flitted from flower to flower across the meadow.

She sprinkled poppy seeds over the bagels before baking them.