Guinea-Hen Flower bestseller-last365 bumblebees and their pollinating relatives

bumblebees and their pollinating relatives a safe place to rest a spell and sip some water without the fear of drowning

5" daylilies in a bold shade of orange feature a striking red eye zone and yellow to green throat

With its appealing scent and lush form

Your landscape will erupt in a flurry of colour well before other gardens—and last up to two full months—thanks to our special crocus blend

Guinea-Hen Flower bestseller-last365 bumblebees and their pollinating relativesFritillaria meleagris is native to Europe and western Asia, and has been in cultivation for centuries. The name Meleagris means spotted like a guinea fowl. This fascinating plant features bell shaped, 2" flowers with a unique chequered pattern. These graceful, nodding blooms, which grow one or two to a stem, are usually burgundy, but an occasional flower is white. Its tiny, graygreen leaves start to yellow in late spring to early summer. Can be grown