FRITILLARIA, Acmopetala
Fritillaria Acmopetala is native to Cypress, Syria and Lebanon. It was introduced into Europe in 1874. Originally in the wild, the plant grew to 12-16 inches, but with over a century of cultivation by professional growers the plants can ...
FRITILLARIA, Meleagris
1575. Also known as the Guinea Hen Flower, Snake’s Head Fritillary, or the Checkered Lily. Checkered flowers in maroon or white. HZ: 3-8 8” April/May ...
FRITILLARIA, Meleagris Alba
Fritillaria meleagris Alba is a naturally occurring and frequently occurring sport of Fritillaria meleagris. It is an excellent pollinator plant, beloved by bees, and deer and critter resistant.
These plants can reach a height of 6-8 inches and ...
FRITILLARIA, Michailovsky
A stunningly, rare plant, Fritillaria Michailovsky produces 4 fairly large (1-2 inches long by 1-2 inches in diameter) blossoms on a single stem. Each blossom has 5-6 slightly recurved petals that are predominately red wine colored with striking yellow ...
FRITILLARIA, Persica
Fritillaria Persica is probably the darkest of the Fritillarias with stunning blossom spires that reach 30+ inches. Each spire is covered with plum colored, bell-shaped blossoms as many as 50 per plant. The foliage is wavy, blue-green.
Persica which ...
FRITILLARIA, Uva-Vulpis
Fritillaria Uva-vulpis is a delicate, ancient plant that is native to southeastern Turkey, northern Iraq and western Iran where it grows in moist maizefields at elevations of 3000-6000 feet. The blossoms are roughly the same size as Fritillaria Michailovsky, ...
Crocus, Waterlily – 1 per bag 
Shallot Sets – 6 per bag 
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Porcelain Garlic, Georgian Crystal – 4 oz 
Porcelain Garlic, Polish Hardneck – 4 oz 
Rocambole Garlic, German Red – 4 oz 
