Fritillaria davisii Bulb

Fritillaria davisii is a rare and elegant bulbous perennial native to Central Asia, prized for its slender, upright stems bearing striking nodding bell-shaped flowers in spring. The flowers display a delicate palette of pale cream to yellowish-green tones, often subtly mottled with deeper brown or purple markings, creating a refined and understated floral display. The plant’s narrow, lance-shaped leaves form a graceful rosette at the base, complementing the architectural form of the flowering stems. Thriving in well-drained, fertile soil with full sun, Fritillaria davisii prefers a dry summer dormancy to maintain vigour and flowering performance. This hardy species is low-maintenance, deer-resistant, and well-suited to rock gardens, alpine beds, and naturalised planting schemes where its unique charm and delicate beauty can be appreciated.