Snake’s Head Fritillaria (10 bulbs)
Sold in bags of 10 bulbs.
Pickup at Hidden Springs Peony Farm in fall. Estimated pickup is late September or early October. You will receive an email when your order is ready for pickup. Please add us to your “Safe Senders List” so we don’t end up in your spam folder!
Fritillaria meleagris
Pointed buds open to maroon (occasionally white), bell-shaped blooms. Snake’s Head looks like a wildflower and is best used as such — in a meadow, under trees, around shrubs. Happiest in part shade and evenly moist soil.
Deer Resistant
Note: Snake’s Head is resistant to deer, but rodents such as voles and gophers may eat the bulbs.
Item #6039Height10—12 inchesSunlightPart (3-4 hours sun per day)SoilEvenly moistFlower ColorMaroon and WhiteBulb Size6cm+
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USDA Zones4a—7b
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Bloom TimeEarly-Mid
Sold in bags of 10 bulbs.
Pickup at Hidden Springs Peony Farm in fall. Estimated pickup is late September or early October. You will receive an email when your order is ready for pickup. Please add us to your “Safe Senders List” so we don’t end up in your spam folder!
Fritillaria meleagris
Pointed buds open to maroon (occasionally white), bell-shaped blooms. Snake’s Head looks like a wildflower and is best used as such — in a meadow, under trees, around shrubs. Happiest in part shade and evenly moist soil.
Deer Resistant
Note: Snake’s Head is resistant to deer, but rodents such as voles and gophers may eat the bulbs.
Item #6039Height10—12 inchesSunlightPart (3-4 hours sun per day)SoilEvenly moistFlower ColorMaroon and WhiteBulb Size6cm+
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USDA Zones4a—7b
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Bloom TimeEarly-Mid
Sold in bags of 10 bulbs.
Pickup at Hidden Springs Peony Farm in fall. Estimated pickup is late September or early October. You will receive an email when your order is ready for pickup. Please add us to your “Safe Senders List” so we don’t end up in your spam folder!
Fritillaria meleagris
Pointed buds open to maroon (occasionally white), bell-shaped blooms. Snake’s Head looks like a wildflower and is best used as such — in a meadow, under trees, around shrubs. Happiest in part shade and evenly moist soil.
Deer Resistant
Note: Snake’s Head is resistant to deer, but rodents such as voles and gophers may eat the bulbs.
Item #6039Height10—12 inchesSunlightPart (3-4 hours sun per day)SoilEvenly moistFlower ColorMaroon and WhiteBulb Size6cm+
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USDA Zones4a—7b
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Bloom TimeEarly-Mid