Persica Ivory Bells Fritillaria
Description
Fritillaria persica 'Ivory Bells' (1 bulb) – Ivory tower in the garden Submitted by Van Noort
Fritillaria persica 'Ivory Bells' majestically raises its vertical flower stem , draped in ivory bells with a subtle greenish sheen. This sculptural column , which blooms early, evokes an antique chandelier suspended in the soft light of spring.
Less dramatic than its purple sister, it asserts its presence with a quiet purity and luminous elegance , ideal for graphic gardens or sober and refined atmospheres. Its upright shape, its delicate color and its aligned flowering make it a plant as architectural as it is poetic , full of noble lightness .
Product Features
Average height : 80 to 90 cm
Exposure : Full sun
Hardiness : Zone 5 and above
Attracts wildlife : Few, but attracts curious onlookers
Water requirements : Low to moderate
Ideal soil : Well-drained, rather chalky or sandy
Quantity : 1 bulb
Planting and cultivation
When to plant From September to November, for flowering in April-May
In open ground : Magnificent in the background of a light flowerbed, modern garden or bright border mix
In a pot : Place in a large designer pot, accompanied by gray foliage or pastel flowers, for a chic and luminous composition
How to plant
1 Depth : 15 to 20 cm
2 Spacing : 25 to 30 cm
3 Watering : Light when planting, moderate in spring
Maintenance
Watering : Light to moderate, especially in spring
Fertilizer : Light application at the start of growth
Pruning : Cut off faded stems, let the foliage dry
Wintering : No care required, very hardy
Why choose Fritillaria persica 'Ivory Bells'
Vertical and original flowering in soft ivory tones
Ideal for light, peaceful, contemporary gardens
Reliable hardiness , easy to grow
Brings light, verticality and subtle refinement in spring
Bring pale radiance , elegant structure and singular charm to the garden with Fritillaria persica 'Ivory Bells', offered by Van Noort — a noble and serene variety.
To be married with...
Pastel tulips , white daffodils or blue hostas , for a luminous and delicate scene, between modernity and soft nature.
