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crown imperialnounAn Asian fritillary (plant) with a cluster of bell-like flowers at the top of a tall, largely bare stem.- Fritillaria imperialis, family Liliaceae.
The spectacular crown imperial was introduced to western Europe from Constantinople in 1576… More...- These may include daffodils, tulips and crown imperials in May, to Scotch thistle and peonies in early summer through to late blooming phlox, rudbeckias and perennial sunflowers.
- Are the crown imperials just like the other spring bulbs where they need to die naturally before cutting to the ground?
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