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Fritillary
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ERYTHRONIUM
(Dog’s tooth violet)
A very lovely and graceful plant which grows well in a damp position in
semi-shade. The bulbs should not dry out before planting.
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FRITILLARIA
A fascinating group with bell-like flowers which like good drainage.
However, the meleagris forms need a damp position or semi-shade.
Although not dwarf bulbs we include two forms of F. imperialis which like
sunny places in a rich soil and are best
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ERYTHRONIUM
DENS CANIS.
The well known dog’s tooth violet. Relatively large flowers above
handsome silvered leaves. Shades of pink and white.
Height: 4"
Flowers: Mar/Apr
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FRITILLARIA ACMOPETALA.
Large pale green flowers with maroon-purple tips. Grows
well in a rich soil in a sunny well-drained position.
Height: 16"
Flowers: Apr-May |
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ERYTHRONIUM
REVOLUTUM
Probably the best of all. Lovely rich pink flowers above well marked
leaves. Best in acid soil
Height: 12"
Flowers: Apr |
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FRITILLARIA CAMSCHATCENSIS (black Sarana lily).
A pure black Fritillary needing a rather heavy soil in light shade. Not to
be missed.
Height: 10"
Flowers: May |
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ERYTHRONIUM
TUOLUMNENSE.
Intense golden-yellow flowers. Plant in light shade or on a rock
garden in light, humus rich soil.
Height: 12"
Flowers: Apr
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FRITILLARIA GRAECA.
Chequered green flowers with a central brown stripe and broad, glaucous
foliage. Well drained soil in full sun or easy
in pot in Alpine house.
Height: 6"
Flowers: April |
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ERYTHRONIUM
TUOLUMNENSE PAGODA.
A most beautiful and vigorous hybrid with large sulphur-yellow
flowers.
Height: 10"
Flowers: Apr
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FRITILLARIA IMPERIALIS LUTEA MAXIMA (Crown
Imperial)
A fine stately plant with nodding yellow bells. Needs a rich, well drained soil and ample moisture.
Height: 24"
Flowers: Apr
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ERYTHRONIUM
WHITE BEAUTY.
Large white blossoms with pale yellow centres. Easy to grow and
increases well.
Height: 10"
Flowers: Apr
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FRITILLARIA IMPERIALIS RUBRA (Crown Imperial) A
robust and strong-growing variety with very large orange-red flowers.
Height: 24"
Flowers: Apr
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(N) FRITILLARIA MELEAGRIS MIXED (Snake’s Head
Fritillary).
An exceptionally good mixture of many shades of this well-known
plant.
Height: 9"
Flowers: Apr
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FRITILLARIA MELEAGRIS ALBA.
Sometimes listed
as Aphrodite, this fine strong-growing variety has large white flowers.
Height: 9"
Flowers: Apr
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FRITILLARIA PALLIDIFLORA.
A magnificent
species with several large hanging flowers of straw to pale yellow, spotted with
red inside. Totally hardy.
Height: 15"
Flowers: May
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FRITILLARIA PERSICA ‘ADIYAMAN’.
The
handsome spikes of plum-coloured bells are completely hardy. it should be grown
like the imperialis varieties. Commercially grown
bulbs.
Height: 36"
Flowers: Apr
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FRITILLARIA PERSICA
'IVORY BELLS'
Stunning new bulb with up to 30 creamy-green bells.
height 36"
Flowers: April
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FRITILLARIA PONTICA.
An
easy species for semi-shade. Up to three mid-green flowers with purplish-brown
tips.
Height: 10"
Flowers: Apr
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FRITILLARIA THUNBERGII (verticillata).
An
unusual but easily grown Fritillary from Russia. The whorls of leaves give rise
to two foot spikes of flowers of cream flecked with green.
Very desirable and free flowering when happy. Fantastic here in light shade.
Height: 24"
Flowers: Apr
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