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I've been pleasantly surprised to find these naturalizing in a sandy bed with morning sun, little care, and no irrigation. I'd have thoug...Read More
What an elegant little beauty growing in my ultra-sandy yard (you can hear water perk through when it rains). Morning sun in the spring,...Read More
These mail order bulbs arrived early for fall planting in comparison to most other types due to their tendency to dry out too quickly and...Read More
My Checkered Lilies just popped up here in Bakersfield, CA about a week ago (First few days of March, 2010). I planted them last Fall, an...Read More
I love Checkered Lilies, they are pretty graceful looking flowers. I planted 10 bulbs 8 years ago and was very disappointed when only
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I love this bulb but have not had good luck getting to last. The first batch of 5 or so gave only one plant and one flower before vanis...Read More
Here in Interior British Columbia (dry zone) these are much more reliable than the larger Crown Imperials, which tend to fade out after a...Read More
I've had only limited success with this plant--it seems to be surviving, if not thriving and multiplying, in a fairly moist area of one o...Read More
This is one of my favorite spring bulbs, but it might be an acquired taste.
Here in Minnesota it is difficult to keep fritillari...Read More
I love the checkered flowers of these. They bloom quite early in spring, and I have had not problem with rodents on them. Ours a quite ta...Read More
Oh what beauty!!!! I had it growing in my S. Ca. garden, full sun, it came up every year for 15 years, I had just started my garden, and ...Read More
In our somewhat cool, damp climate in Newfoundland (Canadian zone 5b) these do well, self seeding readily. When bulbs arrive in the nurs...Read More
In regards to the "critters" getting at your bulbs, I have found if you place a few allium bulbs (any size, variety etc. will do) along w...Read More
These fast became a favorite of the squirrels and chipmunks. I planted 100 fritillaria bulbs last year. 2 survived the keen olfactory sen...Read More
I love the checkered print on the petals!
Perennial, upright bulb from Europe and Russia.
Has slim, light-grey green leaves. Bears bell to almost box shaped, maroon...Read More
Easily grown in average, medium wet, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade. Prefers moist organic soil in light shade. Plant bulbs ...Read More