Fritillaria are perennial plants that grow from bulbs, characterized by their elongated or strap-like foliage. They produce flowers that can be bell-shaped or bowl-shaped, often appearing either singly or in clusters such as racemes or umbels.

Fritillaria pineticola

Fritillaria pinetorum

Fritillaria pluriflora

Fritillaria poluninii

Fritillaria pontica is a bulbous perennial that reaches a height of approximately 45 cm. In spring, it sends up stems adorned with lanceolate, grey-green foliage. The plant produces small, broadly bell-shaped flowers that are predominantly green, frequently exhibiting brown tinges, and can measure up to 4.5 cm in length.

Fritillaria pontica

Fritillaria pontica 'Aurea'

Fritillaria pontica Prasil form

Fritillaria przewalskii

Fritillaria pudica

Fritillaria pudica 'Fragrant'

Fritillaria pudica 'Giant'

Fritillaria pudica 'Richard Britten'

Fritillaria pudica 'Seattle Giant'

Fritillaria pudica fragrant

Fritillaria puqiensis

Fritillaria purdyi

Fritillaria pyrenaica is a perennial plant that grows up to 40 cm tall. Its stem is adorned with slender, bluish-green leaves that are spaced along its length. In late spring, it produces one to two broadly bell-shaped flowers measuring between 2.5 and 3.5 cm long. The exterior of the flowers is a brownish-purple, while the interior features glossy yellow or greenish tones.

Fritillaria pyrenaica

Fritillaria pyrenaica 'Bernard Tickner'

Fritillaria pyrenaica 'Braeside'

Fritillaria pyrenaica 'Cedric Morris'

Fritillaria pyrenaica 'Kathleen Hall'

Fritillaria pyrenaica 'Lutea'

Fritillaria pyrenaica 'Merlin'

Fritillaria pyrenaica 'Old Gold'

Fritillaria pyrenaica Dwarf Form ex Picos

Fritillaria pyrenaica var. lutescens

Fritillaria raddeana is a bulbous perennial that can reach heights of up to 60 cm. It features alternate, glossy, slender leaves that can grow up to 15 cm in length, attached to upright stems. In early spring, this plant produces nodding flowers that are either greenish-cream or pale yellow, forming umbels that typically consist of 5 to 6 blooms, but can occasionally reach as many as 20. These flowers are accompanied by leaf-like bracts.

Fritillaria raddeana

Fritillaria recurva

Fritillaria recurva 'Sensational'

Fritillaria recurva coccinea

Fritillaria regelii

Fritillaria reuteri is a bulbous perennial that reaches a height of up to 25 cm. It features linear-lanceolate leaves that are a vivid green. In spring, it produces nodding, broadly bell-shaped flowers that are purplish-brown with yellow tips, typically appearing in pairs on each stem.

Fritillaria reuteri

Fritillaria rhodia

Fritillaria rhodocanakis

Fritillaria rixii

Fritillaria roylei

Fritillaria roylei 'Lowndes' Variety'

Fritillaria ruthenica

Fritillaria severtzowii

Fritillaria sewerzowii is a bulbous perennial that forms clumps and is deciduous. It features thick, oval green leaves. In March, the plant produces clusters of nodding flowers that are bicolored, ranging from greenish-yellow to purple.

Fritillaria sewerzowii

Fritillaria sewerzowii 'Black Bear'

Fritillaria sewerzowii 'Brown Eyes'

Fritillaria sewerzowii 'Green Eyes' is a bulbous perennial that forms clumps and features glossy, strap-shaped foliage. In spring, upright stems display clusters of loose, bell-shaped flowers that are purple on the outside and green within, blooming sequentially from the base upwards. This plant showcases a distinctive color pairing. After flowering, the seed heads offer visual interest throughout the winter months.

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