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Fritillaria

Uncommon and cool. Wild variety of shapes and sizes. Late spring/early summer bloomers. Deer and rabbit resistant, cold-hardy and fabulous! Crown Imperials make bold garden statements. Unusual flowers; checkerboard and Dr. Seusse types!

Why We Love Fritillaria

  • The bulbs produce unique, bell-shaped flowers in striking hues.
  • They add a touch of elegance to spring gardens and bouquets.
  • Fritillaria thrive in well-draining soil and partial shade conditions.

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