Meleagris Fritillaria
Description
Fritillaria meleagris (10 bulbs) – Small undergrowth checkerboard Proposed by Van Noort
Fritillaria meleagris , also known as the guinea fowl fritillary , offers a unique spring bloom: small, sloping bells, finely checkered in purple and white, as if embroidered by hand. Their delicate checkerboard pattern, rarely seen in bulbs, creates an almost unreal effect in semi-shaded areas.
It evokes ancient meadows , natural gardens and tranquil undergrowth. Its light shape, subtle hues and poetic presence make it an essential plant for all lovers of wild, romantic or bohemian scenes. It thrives in fresh soil, in groups, and returns faithfully each year. A discreet marvel , both precious and spontaneous ...
Product Features
Average height : 25 to 30 cm
Exposure : Partial shade to sunny
Hardiness : Zone 4 and above
Attracts wildlife : Yes, pollinating insects
Water requirements : Moderate to high
Ideal soil : Humiferous, fresh, well-drained
Quantity : 10 bulbs
Planting and growing Fritillaria meleagris
When to plant From September to November, for flowering in April
In open ground : Perfect as a natural border , flower meadow , or light undergrowth for a rustic and poetic effect
In a pot : Charming in a low planter, alone or mixed with pastel bulbs, for a tender and moving composition
How to plant
1 Depth : 8 to 10 cm
2 Spacing : 5 to 8 cm
3 Watering : Regular during growth, especially in light soil
Maintenance of Fritillaria meleagris
Watering : Keep it regular if the soil dries out too quickly.
Fertilizer : Useless in rich soil
Pruning : Allow the foliage to fade naturally
Wintering : No care required, very hardy
Why choose Fritillaria meleagris
Unique flowering , with a very rare checkerboard pattern
Ideal for natural gardens , flower meadows , undergrowth or watersides
Hardy bulb , which returns faithfully every year
Brings subtlety, naturalness and old-world charm to your spring scenes
Bring wild grace , graphic lightness and understated beauty to the garden with Fritillaria meleagris, offered by Van Noort — a poetically inimitable variety.
To be married with...
Wood anemones , botanical daffodils or wild primroses , for a shady and nostalgic scene, with the spirit of a clearing in April.
