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Aurora Orange Fritillaria

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Fritillaria imperalis

#87107

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Description

This Orange Fritillaria is a Crown Imperial that truly delivers! Its stately habit and stunning orange petals make it a must-have for your garden! The tall stems carry a ring of bell-shaped flowers which hang upside down for the very top, giving it a very unique look. These will not be bothered by four-legged visitors and some claim they even help keep them away from surrounding plants! Please note: this bulb should be planted on it's side in very well drained soil to avoid rotting.

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Planting Advice

Fritillaria require a full sun to partial shade location.
Well-drained soil is critical to health and growth of frtillaria bulbs; they are very susceptible to rotting in soils that do not drain well.
Amend the planting area with top soil or plant starter mix. The addition of organic matter such as compost, manure or peat is also necessary when amending your soil.
To help improve your soil structure, and make nutrients more readily available to the fritillaria bulbs add Kelp Meal when amending your soil.
Fritillaria bulbs have a hollow center from the previous year’s stem. This hollow center can easily collect water and lead to the bulb rotting over winter. To help prevent rotting from happening, plant the fritillaria bulb slightly on its side, with the roots facing the earth.
After amending your soil, plant your fritillaria bulbs 6” deep
Space your fritillaria 8-12” apart. Planting in groups of 3 or more will give the best appearance.
Water the planting area immediately after planting to eliminate air pockets. Fritillaria are very sensitive to rotting, any additional water in fall or winter is not suggested.
Apply a thick 2-3” layer of organic mulch to the planting area in mid to late fall.

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Mayvis50

Victor, NY

Aurora Orange Frittallaria

3/12/2026

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Hard to judge if I am pleased with these bulbs at the moment until they bloom this spring! However, I will say that the bulbs arrived in good condition and I'm hopeful they'll be good bloomers!

Peggyann

Unique blooms

2/3/2023

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Received big firm bulbs quickly. I have always wanted these flowers and can't wait to see them in bloom. Will update review in a few months after I see it in bloom.

Suzanne

Excellent

1/29/2022

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The price of buying only 1 or 2 fritillaria bulbs kept me from purchasing for awhile but now I keep coming back for more! They are so impressive and long-lasting in the spring and the deer don't go near them which is probably the best part for me :D

KCGardener

Kansas City, MO

Showstopper!

4/29/2022

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I grew these for the first time last year and was quite amused by this very showy, strange plant! It looks like it belongs in a Dr. Seuss book! They definitely smell a bit skunky but not terribly strong. I planted 4 more this fall which all came up but unfortunately the ones from last year did not come back. Glad I got them on a BOGO deal this year--its a bit pricy for a flower that does not perennialize.