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Fritillaria meleagris x 20

Fritillaria meleagris
Flower bulbs
Bulb size 5/6
20 flower bulbs
£9.95
Available again next Autumn
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Fritillary meleagris produces unique chequered bell shaped flowers in purple and white hues. Perfect for naturalizing and for growing in shady...

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Fritillaria meleagris is also known as the Snake Head Fritillary. It flowers with unique dainty chequered bell shaped flowers in purple and white hues on 1ft tall stems. They will naturalise over the years making them perfect for planting in he grass, rockeries and/or borders. This little hardy plant is also suitable for growing in shady parts of the garden.
  • 20 x Snakeshead Fritillaria meleagris 5/6 cm
Details
Botanical nameFritillaria meleagris
CategoryFritillaria
Delivered asFlower bulbs
Qty20x
FlowersYes
Flower periodEarly Spring
FragrantNo
CutflowersNo
Flower colourPurple
FruitsNo
EdibleNo
LocationSemi shade
HardyYes
GroundcoveringNo
NaturalizingNo
Plant spacing10cm
Plant Depth6cm
Preferred SoilPeaty soil
Full grown height30cm - 40cm
Mature width5cm - 10cm
PoisonousNo
Size5/6
Price per item€ 0,50

How to take care of Fritillaria meleagris x 20

These are spring - summer flowering perennials, grown for their bell shaped flowers. Drainage is important, plant the bulb on its side so that the hollow crown does not hold water and surround it with coarse sand to improve drainage. The shorter species are best grown in clumps in borders; groups of 5-7 bulbs are most effective. Place them in an open sunny position and do not let them dry out. They work better in a stony soil. Stake them for support during the flowering period and fertilise with organic fertiliser early March. After flowering let the foliage die back naturally and cut back stems to ground level and mark the spot with a cane to avoid damaging the bulb during the dormant season. Best left undisturbed. Give a mulch cover in winter.

Bulb rot is a significant problem in poorly drained soils. Plants are susceptible to leaf spot, rust and mosaic virus. Slugs and snails may damage foliage.

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