Charming & Gorgeous
Fritillaria checks all the boxes for your spring borders. Need plants that won’t get mowed down or bulbs that aren’t dug up by the resident wildlife? Deer, rabbits and squirrels all leave fritillaria alone. Blooms are long lasting both outdoors and in, making distinctive additions to your early season bouquets. And where this out-of-the-ordinary bulb is happy it spreads to form small colonies—but only in a polite way. And that’s not all: From regal-looking crown imperials, such as this ‘Lutea’, to petite checkered lilies, there’s a range of sizes and looks to fit most any garden style. Each species has its own distinct common name but they all share the same awe-inspiring characteristics you’ve read about here. Turn the page to find out more about this fascinating bulb and discover which ones are the right fit for your garden.
Fritillarias for Impact
When you’re looking for head-turning spring borders, crown imperial and Persian lily are the fritillarias to grow. Their bold colors and strong architectural shapes attract a lot of attention and are a great way to add height
