The Poppies are an American girl group that emerged during the 1960s, known for their distinctive pop-soul style. The group consisted of notable members Rosemary Taylor, Patsy McClune, and Dorothy Moore, who later had a successful solo career. Their signature sound, a blend of soulful harmonies and pop melodies, is best exemplified in their most successful single, "Lullaby of Love". The Poppies' works significantly contributed to the era's pop music scene and influenced subsequent female vocal trios.