YouGarden Fritillaria 'Lutea', 2 x Bulbs, Size 18/20, Yellow Crown Imperial, Spring Garden Colour

• TOWERING SPRING COLOUR: Fritillaria 'Lutea' produces bright yellow Crown Imperial flowers on tall, upright stems, bringing bold colour to sunny borders. Growing up to around 90cm, it makes a striking choice for the back of mixed planting, where its bell-shaped blooms rise above lower spring bulbs and perennials.
• HARDY PERENNIAL BULBS: Fully hardy and long-lasting, these impressive bulbs return in suitable conditions to deliver a dramatic late-spring to early-summer display. Glossy pale green foliage grows in attractive whorls along the stems, while leafy bracts crown the flowers for a distinctive architectural finish that stands apart from ordinary spring planting.
• EASY BORDER IMPACT: Plant in sunny, well-drained soil or deep containers with good drainage, then allow the foliage to die back naturally after flowering. Pair with tulips, narcissi, alliums and herbaceous perennials for layered spring colour, or repeat through a border for strong height and rhythm.
• DETAILS: Supplied as a pair of size 18/20 bulbs, ready to plant on arrival. Plant in a sunny, sheltered position with well-drained soil, water in after planting, and allow foliage to fade naturally after flowering.
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Fritillaria 'Lutea' gives your spring border planting a bold lift, with tall stems, glossy whorled foliage and vivid yellow Crown Imperial flowers. This hardy bulbous perennial reaches up to around 90cm, making it a strong choice towards the back of sunny borders, mixed spring displays and larger well-drained containers. In late spring to early summer, the bright bell-shaped blooms hang beneath a tufted crown of leafy bracts, creating an eye-catching tiered effect that looks striking among tulips, narcissi, alliums and emerging herbaceous perennials. Use it in small groups for impact, or repeat it through a border to build rhythm and height. Plant the bulbs in fertile, well-drained soil in a sunny, sheltered position. In containers, choose a deep pot with free drainage and avoid letting the compost sit wet for long periods. Allow foliage to die back naturally after flowering so the bulbs can build strength for future displays. Supplied as a pair of size 18/20 bulbs, ready to plant.