Fritillaria imperialis 'Prolifera' Bulbs

Establish a striking focal point in your spring garden. The Crown Imperial 'Prolifera' creates a dramatic display that commands attention.

• This bulbous perennial produces strong, upright stems reaching 1.5 metres in height.
• It forms a clump with a spread of approximately 30cm.
• In late April to May, a double tier of hanging, bell-shaped flowers appears.
• The blooms show a distinctive reddish-orange hue.
• A crown of leaf-like bracts sits proudly above the flowers.

Benefits for UK Wildlife

This plant actively supports early-season pollinators. The nectar-rich, pendant flowers attract foraging bumblebees when other food sources can be scarce.

Other Common Names

• Crown Imperial
• Kaiser's Crown

Planting Tips for Success

• Plant your bulbs in autumn as soon as you receive them.
• Choose a spot with well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade.
• Place the large bulbs on their side, buried 20-30cm deep.
• This planting depth protects them from frost and helps prevent rot.
• You can naturalise them in borders or grassy areas for a stunning yearly display.

Add architectural grandeur to your garden with these exceptional bulbs.