That is nice, I had to look it up, an interesting common name I didn't know. Seeing them against your primroses or primulas there, they are taller than I imagined they would be. Do they seed around like the snakes heads or are they more difficult? I had seen them but not got around to properly checking them out to see if they would suit our conditions here.
Got to say I still much prefer the common snakeshead fritillary to any of the others, though I see Fritillaria verticillata at Rosemoor the other day and did quite like that.
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Seeing them against your primroses or primulas there, they are taller than I imagined they would be.
Do they seed around like the snakes heads or are they more difficult?
I had seen them but not got around to properly checking them out to see if they would suit our conditions here.