Spotted Fritillary
Fritillaria atropurpurea
Plant Description
Erect perennial that grows from a bulb, with bell-shaped creamy yellow flowers and purple-brown spots. 1″ long blooms appear in late spring to mid summer. Bulbs are a traditional food of many Northwest tribal people, and are a favorite of squirrels.
Plant Details
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| Mature Height | up to 24" |
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