| Fritillaria eduardii growing conditions, plant description and photographs of Fritillaria eduardii, one of the larger growing Fritillaria originally from Tajikistan and nearby areas. Closely related to Fritillaria imperialis but without much of the unpleasant odour, this bulb is a must for collectors arounfd the world. Believed to be a natural hybrid of Fritillaria imperialis. | |||||||
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Fritillaria eduardii are originally from Tajikistan and are similar in appearance to Fritillaria imperialis. Flowering a few weeks earlier than f. imperialis, this bulb does not have the same unpleasant smell as its relative.
Fritillaria eduardii will grow to nearly 1.5m high and is a sensational sight in any garden. Like most other species, f. eduardii requires a well drained position to avoid bulb rot, and can be successfully grown in a large container or pot.

Fritillaria eduardii (above)
Named varieties such as, Fritillaria eduardii Commander and Fritillaria eduardii Kamasutra have slightly different forms.
For more Fritillaria and Fritillaria Nurseries in the UK see our Main Fritillaria page or view information on individual species below:
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