Thompson & Morgan Fritillaria Raddeana 3 Bulbs

Fritillaria raddeana is a rare and striking perennial native to the rocky slopes of Iran, Turkmenistan, and Kashmir. This unique plant offers elegant nodding bell-shaped flowers in soft yellow with lime green hues that intensify with age. The blooms appear in umbels, sometimes forming clusters of five or six flowers, each crowned with a tuft of leafy bracts, creating a captivating display that adds exotic charm to any garden space. Perfect for naturalizing in borders or rockeries, Fritillaria raddeana thrives in well-drained, fertile soil with consistent moisture. Its compact growth and unusual coloration make it a standout choice for gardeners looking to diversify their spring planting with something truly distinctive and hardy. How to Grow: Light: Plant in a warm, sunny positionTemperature: Hardy in temperate climates; protect from extreme cold if necessaryWatering: Keep soil reliably moist but well-drainedFeeding: Apply high potash tomato feed every two weeks after emergenceHumidity: Prefers moderate humidity and good air circulation Images shown are for guidance only and show the expected results of plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e. g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months). Decorative pots are not supplied. Features: Unusual lime green flowers that deepen in color as they mature Elegant, nodding bell-shaped blooms held on sturdy short stems Produces clusters (umbels) of 5 to 6 flowers topped with leafy bracts Hardy perennial ideal for adding unique spring interest to borders and rockeries Specifications: Dimensions: H:5 x W:5 x D:5 cm Weight: 0.2 kg Model Number: KH6292