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Fritillaria Uva-Vulpis (Fox’s Grape Fritillary)

Also known as Fox’s Grape Fitillary, Fritillaria Uva Vulpis is a beautiful plant characterised by its dainty purple pendulous flowers that have striking golden yellow tips. Don’t be fooled by its delicate countenance however, as Fritillaria Uva Vulpis is surprisingly hardy.. Particularly suited to pots and containers where its subtle beauty can be appreciated close

Also known as Snake’s Head Fritillary or chequered lily, the low-growing Fritillaria Meleagris comes in a mixture of colours including white, purple, red and speckled / chequered forms. Once widespread in England and a regular feature in Elizabethan gardens, these unusual looking flowers are an ideal addition to rockeries, cottage gardens, traditional gardens, or meadows.

The exotic-looking red Fritillaria (or Crown Imperial – Fritillaria Imperialis) has been a popular addition to gardens and landscapes since the 17th century. Featuring burnt-orange pendant bell-shaped flowers nestled under a crown of small leaves, this striking red fritillaria grows to a height of 100-110cm and works especially well when planted at the back of

Award-winning Fritillaria Imperialis Maxima Lutea is a bold and beautiful member of the fritillaria family characterised by yellow pendant bell-shaped flowers nestled under a crown of small leaves. This statuesque perennial grows to an impressive 100-110cm tall and has been making a statement in landscapes and gardens for over 400 years.. Winner of the prestigious

The stunning Fritillaria Persica, commonly known as Persian Lily, features tall flowering spikes that bear over 30 deep purple, almost black, pendant flowers. This statuesque beauty grows to a height of around 90-120cm and has been captivating gardeners since the 16th century. For the best display, plant Persian Lilies in clusters of three or more,

Native to the rocky areas of Iran, Fritillaria Raddeana is a particularly beautiful perennial of the lily family featuring up to 20 pendant cream flowers with a touch of lime green, nestled under a crown of small leaves. Similar to Crown Imperial Fritillaria, if a little more delicate, Fritillaria Raddeana grows to a height of

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