The poppy, a flowering plant belonging to the Papaveraceae family, is renowned for its beauty and vivid colors, which range from bright red to soft pinks, purples, and even white. One of the most recognized species is the Papaver somniferum, which is grown both for its seeds and ornamental value. Poppies are more known for their aesthetic and symbolic significance than for their fragrance as they generally lack a strong scent. Some varieties do emit a subtle floral scent, which tends to be mildly sweet and fresh, but it is not potent or widely recognized like those of roses or lavender. Their soft, delicate petals and striking appearance make them a favorite in gardens and floral arrangements, symbolizing remembrance and peace in many cultures due to their historical associations.