Fritillaria
Fritillaria imperialis 'Aurora'
Fritillaria aurora is lovely ornamental spring bloomer, the distinct crown of leaves on top of the ring setted with orange red bell shaped flowers. They naturelize well in the border, just plant them about 8" deep and leave them undisturbed, they will re-appear more abundant each year Height 28-30", flowering April - May
- Bulb
- Fragrant cutflowers in April
- Hardy
- Prefers Well Drained Soil
- Full grown size 30 - 40 ''
- Zone: 3-8
- Bloom: Apr
Fritillaria imperialis 'Maxima Lutea'
Fritillaria Lutea is lovely ornamental spring bloomer, the distinct crown of leaves on top of the ring setted with deep golden bell shaped flowers. They naturelize well in the border, just plant them about 8" deep and leave them undisturbed, they will re-appear more abundant each year Height 70 Cm, flowering April - May
- Bulb
- Fragrant cutflowers in April
- Hardy
- Prefers Well Drained Soil
- Full grown size 30 - 40 ''
- Zone: 3-8
- Bloom: Apr
Fritillaria meleagris
Fritillary meleagris is also known as the Snake Head Fritillary. It flowers with unique chequered bell shaped flowers in purple and white hues. Perfect for naturalising and for growing in shady parts of the garden this plant is very hardy. Bulb size 5/+ cm.
- Bulb
- Flowers in April
- Hardy
- Spreads out over the years
- Easy to grow
- Full grown size 10 ''
- Zone: 3-8
- Bloom: Apr
Fritillaria uva vulpis 'Michaels Fritillaria'
Michael's Fritillaria Uva vulpis has graceful nodding flowers in a dramatic two-tone combination of purple-red tipped with deep golden. They produce up to 3 flowers per stem. Plant them in clumps at the front of your borders or in raised beds for a truly striking effect.
- Bulb
- Flowers from March until April
- Hardy
- Spreads out over the years
- Prefers Well Drained Soil
- Full grown size 6 - 8 ''
- Zone: 4-8
- Bloom: Mar-Apr
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