did you know?

Fritillaries grow in diverse habitats in northern temperate regions; there are more than 100 species worldwide.

how to sow/plant:

Plant in the fall, 6 weeks before frost; set bulbs 5?6 inches deep and 5?6 inches apart in heavy loam or clay soil that dries out almost completely in summer.

water and fertilize:

In spring when the first shoots emerge and again after the flowers fade, feed with a general-purpose bulb fertilizer, following package directions. Monitor soil moisture during active growth; there is no need to water after foliage dies back.

features:

• Attractive Flowers
• Attractive Foliage
• Native

garden uses:

• Flowerbed borders

other uses:

combine with:

golden moneywort ( 'Aurea'), windflower or many of the species tulips.