It's not just in England. People in France and Canada do it as well as in other countries. The reason is because in WWI, there was a huge battle in Flander's Fields; one of the bloodiest battles ever. Everything was destroyed in that battle, homes, buildings etc. Thousands of soldiers lost their lives. The only thing that survived the battle were poppies. Many of the soldiers who died were buried in poppy fields as well. To remember the brave soldiers who gave their lives, people in these and other countries wear poppies on Remembrance Day (Nov. 11th). There is a famous poem about the poppies, titled "In Flander's Fields" by John McCrae. You should look it up. It's really sad. :(
people wear poppies to pay respect to the dead soldiers who sacrificed their lives for us and our nation.
you should be able to wear a fresh live poppy for two days before they start wilting, if you are talking about the plastic poppy for the holiday you can wear it on the celibration day, put it on the grail of your car, put it on hats, coats, wreaths ......
You wear the poppy on the left side ONLY
When I was serving in the Army we used to wear our poppy behind the cap badge
Wear your poppy on the left (above the heart) xoxo
sell the poppy
the same things that people in england wear
Poppy Miller was born in Norwich, in England, UK.
The two main symbols people wear on ANZAC Day are a red poppy and/ or the symbol of the rising sun.
We wear a poppy . And wear it it with pride
Poppies are worn as a sign of remembrance of those soldiers who lost their lives in war.
Because The Republic of Ireland see the poppy as a sign of unionism.