Fritillaria imperialis 'Aurora'

Fritillaria imperialis 'Aurora'Fritillaria Imperialis Aurora has lanceolate leaves towards the base out of which rises a sturdy stalk and bear the flowerheads skyward. Along the stalk the leaves continue to be regularly spaced with the uppermost portion of the stalk bare except for the impressive crown display on top. Several golden orange to red, bell shaped flowers nodding perch on top of the stalk with thinner, lanceolate leaves on the very top completing the crown. Hardy and

Like some of the other Ben blackcurrant varieties

Single blooms per stem

young plants

orange cup

Species Tulips have some qualities that they share

If you like hydrangeas but only have a smidgen of outdoor space with which to work

narrow and a dark green colour

They bring some well-needed brightness to the garden following the dreary winter months

Tall stems or spike-like racemes carry numerous flowerheads skyward with some plants reaching heights of over 1m

Accompanied by slender four-sided mid-green leaves

elevating the already-sweet rind to even greater tasting heights

Alongside the scrummy fruits