Fritillaria imperialis 'Lutea'

Fritillaria imperials 'Lutea', better known as the yellow crown imperial, is a magnificent spring plant that blooms in April with strong stems and striking whorls of golden yellow, bell-shaped flowers. Each floral cluster is held high above the ground and topped with a dramatic tuft of fresh green, upright foliage—like a royal crown in full bloom. The flowers have a waxy sheen and hang gracefully in a circle around the stem, lighting up the garden with their sun-bright color.

Fritillaria 'Lutea' can reach up to a meter in height and adds both structure and dramatic flair to spring borders, especially when paired with tulips and ornamental alliums in deeper tones. A true showstopper with both volume and character.