Spotted Fritillary

Fritillaria atropurpurea

bell shaped nodding flowers with 6 spotted yellow-green and purple-brown petals on stems that have whorls of 6 lance shaped leaves

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

Life Forms	Forb
Habitats	Forest edges Forest openings Grasslands Prairies Woodlands
Soil and Moisture Conditions	Dry to moist
Special Uses	Attracts pollinators and or other beneficial insects Good for shady woodland garden Provides wildlife habitat
Shade Preference	Full sun Part shade
Mature Height	up to 24"