Snake's Head Fritillary | Fritillaria meleagris

Snake's Head Fritillary | Fritillaria meleagrisUnique chequered mulberry purple and white bell shaped flowers which hang from slender stems amid grass like blue green leaves Spring flowering from April to May An eyecatching low maintenance, low growing perennial Loves to grow in wet ground, beds, borders and containers A UK native which is fully hardy througout the British Isles RHS Award of Garden Merit winner

for 'cottage garden' borders and ideal for cutting

Ideal for the middle of the border or use in large pots and containers for a summer long show

This patio pack of bulbs has been specifically designed to add a burst of colour to garden pots and containers

as informal hedging and for small borders

Great for stir-fries or use grated raw in salads

The Prunus 'Tiltstone Hellfire' has an upright habit

While we might first think of the fruit when we think of peach trees

Lance shaped leaves with a stout stem help hold the blooms upright in stormy weather

the traditional sowing time

Calathea Warscewiczii is a luxuriously exotic plant that is part of the Prayer Plant family - you’ll notice its leaves folding up at night and opening again in the morning

Other blooms are larger in size and have larger petal sizes

The upright habit makes it perfect to plant as an ornamental tree or in a small group