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Description: Fritillaria
Acmopetala is native to Asia Minor and coveted by collectors of rare bulbs. Brownish purple and green flowers are produced 2 to 3 per stem on 16 inch stems. Flowers are inverted and bell-shaped with flared rims. A terrific choice for rock gardens, fronts of borders, or natural woodland settings. It has been a popular fritillaria since the mid-1800s and when you grow it in your garden, you’ll see why. Heirloom.
Ships: Between 9/17/2012 and 11/30/2012
Bloom Size: Up to 1 1/2"
Bloom Time: Late Spring
Color: Brown and Green
Foliage Color: Green
Sun Requirements: Full to Partial Sun
Type/Size: 6+cm Bulbs
Hardiness Zone: 6,7,8
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Spring Planting
