Originally from Russian West Caucasus population, Krasnodar region. It is really a large erytronium with solitary white (somethimes with rose shade) flower. There were some myths about this plant. For example, about absent of vegetative propagation and very specific conditions of growing. Indeed it is not fully easy plant, but I see now that a garden population grown carefully can exist for many years flowering abundantly and increasing well with young bulbs. The most early among all erythroniums!
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Erythronium dens-canis FRANS HALS
Imperial purple flowers very alike to Erythronium sibiricum ones.
Single cyclamen shaped flower, the largest among all erythroniums. Leaves mottled dark purple. Vegetative reproduction is very moderate, excellent with seeds if they are fresh and sown immediately.
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Erythronium sibiricum ssp. altaicum
Pure white solitary large flowers in the beginning become light lilac at the end of the flowering. Flower later a little then E. sibiricum ssp. sibiricum and have better vegetative propagation. A new offer after interruption!
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FRITILLARIA
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Fritillaria aurea
It is one of the very early started frit., exclusively tolerated to unfavourable spring condition and rarely damaged by frosts.
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Fritillaria bucharica NUREK GIANT
Found by me in Tadjikistan. Large size of bulbs and large multiflowered spikes is the merits of this form.
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160
Fritillaria camschatcensis
The plants looks like small lilies. Need shade and wet peaty soil. Have exclusively high frost resistention.
Raised by me among wild plants. Flowers are yellow spotted a little brown. On sail again!
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163
Fritillaria eduardii KAMASUTRA
A clone of a single bulb selected by me among seedlings. They so differ from other F. eduardii seedlings that I even suspect a presence of other "blood". Unusually narrow and long leaves form a very decorative green "pyramide". Leafless part of stem is longer than of typical F. eduardii plants. Orange flowers.
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164
Fritillaria hermonis ssp. amana (clone EKB-1034)
A clone with long bells and intensive brown colour along edges of petals. First time in the catalogue.
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165
Fritillaria hyb. (F. kurdica x F. michailowskyi)
After interruption this nice hybrid is presented in my offer. Much more better in outdoorrs then both parents.
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166
Fritillaria imperialis AUREOMARGINATA
Old garden variety, one among two known variegata F. imperialis.
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167
Fritillaria kotschyana
A relatively short stem frit. but vigorous and with large flower.
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168
Fritillaria latakiensis
S.W. Turkey, Antalya. 40 cm high with 2-4 flowers.
4,50
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169
Fritillaria meleagris POMONA
Strong checkering on light ground of petals. You can see that flowers of POMONA and flowers SATURNUS are alike in general colour, but flowers of POMONA have egg shaped form and good visible green stripes near base of petals.
4,00
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170
Fritillaria meleagris SATURNUS
A nice variety with light colored checkered flowers more open then flowers of the plants above.
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171
Fritillaria meleagris VESTA
After two years interruption I can offer again this variety of my selection. The pure white flowers are very long.
A form collected in Iran. Differs from plants above with bronze colored leaves very notable in first stage of development and vegetative reproduction.
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Fritillaria reuteri
Iran, Zagros. The flower stem is long and flexible so that a full inflorescense with many flowers sometime resemble a lily of valley. One of the most striking fritillary and my favourite.
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181
Fritillaria (Korolkowia) sewerzowii
Wide and thick leaves resemble tulipa ones scatted on the stem 70-80 cm. high. A specific plant distinguished from other fritillarias and often put in the special genus Korolkowia.
Collected in extreme Western part of N. Caucasus near Novorossijsk town. Tested and confirmed by specialists as true subspecies. Plants have relatively wide leaves (2 cm wide) green but not shining. Start flowering one week - 10 days later then G. caucasicus. First time in catalogue!
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187
Galanthus caucasicus
Collected in N. W. Caucasus, Karachaevo-Cherkesia. Corresponded fully to description made for G. caucasicus by A. Grossheim in 1940 year for G. caucasicus. The leaves is bluish, relatively narrow with a specific form (wider in upper part) grown vertically in the beginning and almost compressed to the soil in full development. Seems I start disputing with the modern systematic which unit G. alpinus and G. caucasicus but they are really very distinct plants in garden. Flowering in the spring exclusively early.
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HYACINTHOIDES
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Hyacinthoides italica
Bulbs have not scales and do not like dry condition of the keeping. At other side these plants are able many years grow successfully in one place. Flowers in pyramidal racemes appear in the beginning of summer.
