Fritillaria uva-vulpis Bulb

Fritillaria camschatcensis is a bulbous perennial notable for its lance-shaped leaves measuring 5 - 9 cm long and sprays of up to seven hanging, bell-shaped flowers. These flowers display a striking dark purple-brown color on the outside, often tipped and internally marked with bright yellow, creating a unique bicolour effect that adds dramatic interest to garden settings. Blooming in summer, it thrives in well-drained soil under full sun exposure. This species is well-suited for rock gardens or naturalistic planting schemes where its distinctive floral display can be appreciated. It requires moderate maintenance to ensure healthy growth and benefits from a dry dormant period in summer to promote bulb vigor. Its unusual coloration and form make it a standout plant for gardeners seeking something different yet reliable.