Fritillaria Orange Beauty 3 Bulbs - Thompson & Morgan
The Fritillaria 'Orange Beauty' is a stunning spring bulb that brings a theatrical masterpiece to ...The Fritillaria 'Orange Beauty' is a stunning spring bulb that brings a theatrical masterpiece to your garden. Each spring, it displays dark, sturdy stems topped with pendant orange bells, each crowned with a unique spiky coronet. The deep orange hue with red undertones makes it a true head-turner. This reliable bloomer ensures a spectacular show year after year. It pairs beautifully with deep red or purple tulips for a dramatic spring ensemble. Each bloom's fiery color and unique shape tell a tale of nature's brilliance. Whether as a focal point or a companion planting, 'Orange Beauty' never disappoints and promises encores season after season. For best results, plant in a warm, sunny position and keep the soil reliably moist. Use a high potash tomato feed every two weeks once bulbs emerge. Thrives in well-drained, organic-rich soil; avoid heavy clay soils. Images are for guidance only; results may vary based on growing conditions and seasonality.
The Fritillaria 'Orange Beauty' is a stunning spring bulb that brings a theatrical masterpiece to your garden. Each spring, it displays dark, sturdy stems topped with pendant orange bells, each crowned with a unique spiky coronet. The deep orange hue with red undertones makes it a true head-turner. This reliable bloomer ensures a spectacular show year after year. It pairs beautifully with deep red or purple tulips for a dramatic spring ensemble. Each bloom's fiery color and unique shape tell a tale of nature's brilliance. Whether as a focal point or a companion planting, 'Orange Beauty' never disappoints and promises encores season after season. For best results, plant in a warm, sunny position and keep the soil reliably moist. Use a high potash tomato feed every two weeks once bulbs emerge. Thrives in well-drained, organic-rich soil; avoid heavy clay soils. Images are for guidance only; results may vary based on growing conditions and seasonality.