Snakeshead Fritillary Bulbs | Fritillaria meleagrisSnakeshead Fritillary Fritillaria meleagris Common names include, snakeshead, chess flower, guinea flower, Lazarus bell, chequered lily and frog cup. The Snakeshead fritillary is an early flowering perennial which grows best in moist meadows. The delicate purple bell shaped flowers, with their distinctive chequered pattern, can be seen in the spring. Ideal for naturalising in grass, plant snakeshead fritillaries in wildflower meadows, as well as in

or your site has a mix of soil types and conditions

A great addition to a native hedgerow

this familiar native perennial has distinctive yellow trumpet-like flowers on long straight stalks

Common names include bats-in-the-belfry and throatwort

All the native wildflower seed in our mixtures is sourced from stock grown in the wild in Britain

greater knapweed and oxeye daisy

bishop's lace

in the autumn

and the bulbs might only produce leaves in the first year of growth as their energies will be going into producing good

lesser knapweed and teasel

Meadow foxtail is the food plant of the caterpillars of the Essex skipper butterfly

Wildflower Plug Plants for Green Roofs & Sandy Soils