Fritillaria imperialis Rubra

Name: Fritillaria imperialis Rubra
SKU: 0015620
Price: 3.66 EUR
Availability: InStock

0015620

CODE BB274

€10.98 per 3 (Price per unit - €3.66)

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Fritillaria imperialis 'Rubra', also known as the Crown Imperial, is a striking perennial bulb admired for its majestic stature and vibrant colour. This variety features tall, erect stems adorned with whorls of lance-shaped leaves and topped by a distinctive cluster of pendant, bell-shaped flowers. 'Rubra' stands out with its bold red-orange blooms, which add a dramatic and regal presence to garden borders or as a focal point in large containers.
Suitable for planting in sunny locations

Suitable for growing in pots and containers

Excellent for cut flowers

Attracts butterflies

Spring flowering time

Green foliage colour

Red flower colour

Flowering time

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- Mature Height 150cm
- Mature Spread 30cm
- Plant Spacing 10cm
- Annual Growth 150cm
- Planting Plant 25-30cm deep and 25cm apart
- Soil Type Peat-free multi-purpose potting compost
- Pruning Allow foliage to completely die back before cutting stalk off
Blooming in mid to late spring, Fritillaria imperialis 'Rubra' thrives in sunny to partially shaded locations with well-drained soil. Plant bulbs in autumn, positioning them approximately 15-20 cm deep and spacing them 20-30 cm apart. Water thoroughly after planting and maintain moderate soil moisture during the growing season. Apply a layer of mulch around the base of the plant to conserve moisture and suppress weeds. Allow the foliage to naturally wither and yellow after flowering before cutting it back. With its impressive height and vibrant colour, Fritillaria imperialis 'Rubra' will command attention and bring a majestic flair to your spring garden display.

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