Fritillaria meleagris Alba Flower Bulbs

Fritillaria meleagris Alba Flower BulbsKnown as the snakeshead fritillary, this charming species is happy planted at the front of borders, or when allowed to naturalise in grass. Easy to grow and generally trouble free, they also look good in the vase. Meleagris Alba is the rarer white form and is lightly chequered in pale green. Fritillaria Fritillaria is a genus comprising of a huge range of species. Most feature delightful, nodding bell shaped flowers and are happiest in well drained

horizontal fruit-bearing spurs

It will grow well in a sunny spot by a window as long as it doesn’t get too drafty

Grown on rootstocks that keep them to a much shorter ultimate height

Your tree will grow in any well drained soil and prefers full sun

With its rich red skin and delicious firm flesh

Silver-grey foliage bears a short stem with bright red blooms

Known by the Latin Syringa vulgaris tree and

camellias grow well in partial or dappled shade

The plant has many standout features

developed root system and thick main stem before being sent to you

Plant in an area of partial shade and aim to avoid long periods of exposure to full sunlight

A real favourite