Snakeshead Fritillary Bulbs In The Green | Fritillaria meleagrisSnakeshead Fritillary Fritillaria meleagris Common names include, snakeshead, chess flower, guinea flower, Lazarus bell, chequered lily and frog cup. The Snakeshead fritillary is an early flowering perennial which grows best in moist meadows. The delicate purple bell shaped flowers, with their distinctive chequered pattern, can be seen in the spring. Ideal for naturalising in grass, plant snakeshead fritillaries in wildflower meadows, as well as in

putting and bowling greens

Goat's beard is a charming native perennial with striking yellow flowers that resemble sunbursts and only open in the morning sun (hence the old common name Jack-go-to-bed-at-noon)

Including native perennial wildflower species that thrive in partial shade

Ideal for cottage gardens

and 7 grass species

providing year-round grazing for your flock

This specially curated blend of native hedging species is designed to provide a secure and attractive perimeter for your horse and pony companions

trampling and adverse weather conditions

the mix is quick to establish

Lucerne is a nutrient-dense legume

It is also effective at protecting bare soil from erosion and is an excellent choice for overwintering green manure

Ideal plants for cottage and informal gardens