Involucrate fritillary is a rare plant that has a musky scent and is noted for its bell-shaped flowers with checked petals. This hardy perennial prefers a sunny position but can tolerate cold. Fritillaria involucrata was first described, with its name validly published, by the Italian professor of botany Carlo Allioni in 1789.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Herb
Plant Type
Yellow, Green, Purple
Flower Color
Deciduous
Leaf type
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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Distribution of Involucrate fritillary
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Involucrate fritillary is indigenous to regions of southern Europe, inhabiting various landscapes across this major region. It has not been widely introduced or naturalized beyond its native range. The summary encapsulates its limited distribution, focusing on its presence in the temperate zones of the southern European continent.
Native
Cultivated
Invasive
Introduced
No species reported
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Care Guide for Involucrate fritillary
Every week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water:
Involucrate fritillary thrives in regions with distinct seasons and requires consistent, moderate moisture. Weekly watering is ideal, mimicking its native habitat's humidity. As an herbaceous perennial, it benefits from seasonal rain patterns that regulate hydration and support its growth and dormancy cycle.
Fertilize:
Ensure proper nutrition for involucrate fritillary with balanced fertilizers, shifting to high phosphorus blends pre-bloom. Fertilize bimonthly during growth, reduce in dormancy, and avoid overfeeding. Apply cautiously, avoiding foliage and bulbs. Integrate gentle nourishment for optimal health and flourishing growth of involucrate fritillary.
Pruning:
Involucrate fritillary features bell-shaped flowers and unique foliage. Prune in early to late spring to manage dead material and enhance growth. Trim old flower stems post-bloom for energy conservation. Regular pruning improves air circulation, reduces disease risk, and boosts ornamental appeal. Ensure tools are sanitized.
Propagation:
Involucrate fritillary propagates through tubers, which should be divided during dormancy, ensuring each has a growth point. Plant divisions in well-draining soil at the correct depth. Maintain consistent watering and protect from extreme conditions to encourage healthy growth of new involucrate fritillary plants.
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