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 meleagris 'Pomona'

Fritillaria meleagris 'Poseidon'

Fritillaria meleagris 'Purple King'

Fritillaria meleagris 'Saturnus'

Fritillaria meleagris 'Triton'

Fritillaria meleagris giant form

Fritillaria meleagris subsp. burnatii

Fritillaria meleagris var. unicolor subvar. alba is a bulbous perennial that reaches heights of up to 30 cm. It features linear-lanceolate leaves that are grey-green in color. The plant produces solitary or paired, nodding flowers that resemble bells, measuring 3-4 cm long, which bloom in white during the spring season.

Fritillaria meleagris var. unicolor subvar. alba

Fritillaria meleagris var. unicolor subvar. alba 'Aphrodite'

Fritillaria meleagris var. unicolor subvar. lutescens

Fritillaria meleagroides

Fritillaria mellea

Fritillaria messanensis

Fritillaria messanensis from àlimbos, Greece

Fritillaria messanensis subsp. gracilis

Fritillaria messanensis subsp. messanensis

Fritillaria messanensis var. atlantica

Fritillaria michailovskyi is a perennial that reaches a height of up to 20 cm. It features lanceolate, grey-green foliage and produces 1 to 4 nodding, broadly bell-shaped flowers that measure between 2 to 3 cm long in early summer. The flowers exhibit deep purplish-brown tepals that are accented with yellow tips.

Fritillaria michailovskyi

Fritillaria michailovskyi 'Multiflorum'

Fritillaria micrantha

Fritillaria minima

Fritillaria minuta

Fritillaria monantha

Fritillaria montana

Fritillaria montana var. orsiniana

Fritillaria muncrantha

Fritillaria muraiana

Fritillaria mutabilis

Fritillaria neglecta

Fritillaria noblis

Fritillaria obliqua

Fritillaria oegeniana

Fritillaria ojaiensis

Fritillaria olgae

Fritillaria olivieri

Fritillaria oranensis

Fritillaria orientalis

This perennial reaches heights of up to 50 cm and features glaucous, lanceolate leaves. In early summer, it produces 1 to 5 nodding flowers that are greenish-yellow, measuring 3 to 4 cm long, with subtle brown markings on the interior.

Fritillaria pallidiflora

Fritillaria pallidiflora double (d)

Fritillaria pallidiflora yellow-flowered

Fritillaria pelinaea

Fritillaria persica is a hardy perennial that blooms in spring and grows from bulbs. Its upright stems support lance-shaped leaves, which can reach lengths of up to 25 cm and are typically glaucous to grey-green in hue. In spring, it produces clusters of up to 30 narrow, bell-shaped flowers that hang downward, displaying shades ranging from brown to deep purple.

Fritillaria persica

Fritillaria persica 'Adiyaman' is a robust bulbous perennial characterized by slender foliage. In spring, it produces clusters of pendant, bell-shaped flowers that measure approximately 2 cm in length and exhibit a purple-brown hue.

Fritillaria persica 'Adiyaman'

Fritillaria persica 'Alba' is a bulbous perennial that forms clumps and features glossy green, strap-shaped foliage. In spring, tall, upright stems bear clusters of creamy-green, bell-shaped blooms that open sequentially from the base. The seed heads offer visual interest throughout the winter months.

Fritillaria persica 'Alba'

Fritillaria persica 'Bicolor' is a bulbous perennial that forms clumps and features narrow, glossy green leaves. In spring, elongated spikes emerge adorned with clusters of bell-shaped flowers that display a blend of purple and pale green, opening sequentially from the bottom. The seedheads remain visually appealing throughout the winter months. This variety is less commonly found in cultivation.

Fritillaria persica 'Bicolor'

Fritillaria persica 'Blues Brothers'

Fritillaria persica 'Chocolate'

This bulbous perennial forms clumps and features glossy, strap-like foliage. In spring, upright spikes emerge, bearing clusters of bell-shaped flowers that transition from soft green to purple-brown, opening from the bottom upward. The seedheads offer visual interest throughout the winter months.

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