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The Imperial fritillary has always been one of the most reliable
and long-lived spring flowering bulbs – I have some I planted
at Perch Hill 12 years ago – but with this new variety Fritillaria imperialis ‘William Rex’,
you get stronger growth, more flowers from a bulb and
even longer garden life than usual. I also love its soft red-brick
colouring. An excellent bulb for planting in sun or partial shade.
- Perfect for pollinators
- Delivered from late September
| Genus: | Fritillaria |
| Variety: | imperialis 'William Rex' |
| Type: | Deciduous |
| Soil Type: | Deep, rich soil | Site: | Full Sun or partial shade | Height: | 60-90cm | Spacing: | Plant 8-10cm deep,10-15 cm apart. | Hardiness: | Hardy | Care tips: | Avoid disturbance and never cut them right down because they may stop flowering. Top dress annually with manure. | Flowers: | April-May | For the vase: | I love these mixed with tulips, their only downside is their faint foxy smell but I hardly notice it. |
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