Top Varieties
Fritillaria imperialis bears a bunch of large orange flower bells that hangs from the crown of tufted foliage on this bold plant. The blooms appear in mid-spring. The plant grows 5 feet tall. Zones 5-9
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Fritillaria imperialis 'Aureomarginata' makes a bold statement in the spring garden. Its leaves offer yellow edges and contrast with the tropical-looking red flowers. It grows 40 inches tall. Zones 5-9
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Fritillaria imperialis 'Lutea' offers lemon-yellow bells that unfurl and dangle from a crown of tufted foliage. This plant grows 40 inches tall. Zones 5-9
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Fritillaria meleagris is much more attractive than its moniker suggests. The flowers, checked bells in maroon or purple and white, dangle from succulent blue-gray stems in late spring. The plant grows 8 inches tall. Zones 4-9
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Fritillaria meleagris alba bears white bells that dangle from succulent blue-gray stems in late spring. It grows 8 inches tall. Zones 4-9
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Fritillaria michailovskyi looks like an Easter candy; the chocolate-purple flower bells are tipped in golden yellow. The plant grows 4-8 inches tall. Zones 4-9
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Fritillaria pallidiflora bears large, pale yellow flower bells that unfurl from shiny blue-green leaves. This selection loves moist soil and grows 18 inches tall. Zones 4-9
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Fritillaria persica is an incredible selection with chocolate-plum-color bells that dangle from 4-foot spikes over blue-green leaves. Zones 4-9
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