Red Crown Imperial New thick stems that grow to

thick stems that grow to eight feet tall by year three

First Arrival is

plant bulbs every 7-10 days

These three varieties stun in shades of fiery red

Red Crown Imperial New thick stems that grow toClusters of fiery red, bell shaped flowers opening atop 3 4' flower spikes make a statement in the mid spring garden. The flowers hang below a tuft of foliage, creating an exotic look. Fritillaria imperialis rubra (Red Crown), also called crown imperial, emits an odor that deer and squirrels don't like. The flowers attract pollinators. Frillaria imperialis grows best in full sun to partial shade and in well drained soil. For an impressive look, plant