Fritillaria meleagris 'in the green', pack of 50 bulbs
A choice small species of bulb, producing truly stunning, bell-shaped blooms with a chequered purple, white or pink pattern in spring. Supplied 'in the green', making them easier to establish in the garden, both the mottled pattern and the rearing, nodding head of these Fritillaries give rise to the unusual name ‘snake's head fritillary’. 'Fritillaria' comes from the Latin fritillus meaning dice-box, possibly referring to the chequered pattern on the flowers, and 'meleagris' means 'spotted like a guineafowl'.
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Fritillaria meleagris 'in the green', pack of 50 bulbs
A choice small species of bulb, producing truly stunning, bell-shaped blooms with a chequered purple, white or pink pattern in spring. Supplied 'in the green', making them easier to establish in the garden, both the mottled pattern and the rearing, nodding head of these Fritillaries give rise to the unusual name ‘snake's head fritillary’. 'Fritillaria' comes from the Latin fritillus meaning dice-box, possibly referring to the chequered pattern on the flowers, and 'meleagris' means 'spotted like a guineafowl'.
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A choice small species of bulb, producing truly stunning, bell-shaped blooms with a chequered purple, white or pink pattern in spring. Supplied 'in the green', making them easier to establish in the garden, both the mottled pattern and the rearing, nodding head of these Fritillaries give rise to the unusual name ‘snake's head fritillary’. 'Fritillaria' comes from the Latin fritillus meaning dice-box, possibly referring to the chequered pattern on the flowers, and 'meleagris' means 'spotted like a guineafowl'.
