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Plant & Garden Varieties beginning with F  5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15  Fritillaria camschatcensis A woodland plant, preferring a moraine or rock garden[1]. Easily grown in a light moist but well-drained sandy woodland soil[42, 163, 200]. Prefers a moist peaty soil and partial shade and must not be allowed t... [MORE] Fritillaria cirrhosa Succeeds in a well-drained loamy soil[42]. Prefers peat bed conditions, the plant should not be allowed to dry out[134]. In cultivation at Kew[42] and thriving in a sunny stony bed at Keillour Castle in Perths... [MORE] Fritillaria imperialis Easily grown in a moderately fertile soil[90]. Prefers a heavy soil without any disturbance, not even hoeing[1, 42]. Requires a well-drained soil and a sunny position[42, 90, 200] or the shade of deciduous tree... [MORE] Fritillaria meleagris Prefers a moist non-acid soil and a sunny position[17, 24, 42]. Succeeds in any soil, preferring a light soil with plenty of humus[1, 90]. Succeeds in sun or light shade[1, 90]. Grows well in short turf[108]. ... [MORE] Fritillaria pallidiflora One of the best species in this genus for growing outdoors in Britain[90], it is easily grown in a moderately fertile well-drained soil so long as it is not allowed to dry out[42, 200]. Prefers a rich peaty soi... [MORE] Fritillaria pudica Best grown on a gritty well-drained sunny bank[42]. Plants must be kept dry in the summer[90, 134]. A very ornamental plant[1], but it is not easy to grow outdoors, though it has lived a long time in a bulb fr... [MORE] Fritillaria roylei This species is easily grown in a cold greenhouse but is difficult to grow outdoors in Britain[42]. In the wild it is under snow for 6 months of the year and is baked by the sun for the rest of the year[42]. V... [MORE] Fritillaria sewerzowii Prefers a well-drained loam that is kept dry in the summer[1, 90]. The soil must be kept quite firm[1]. Established plants are drought tolerant[190]. This species is best grown in a bulb frame, the light being... [MORE] 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Page 13 of 15 containing F Varieties |