fritillaria imperialis การใช้

Fritillaria imperialis, as it's known in Latin, looks like a bellflower that has been crossed with a pineapple.
Fritillaria imperialis is the best-known member of its family because it has the tallest flowers of any early-April-blooming bulb.
"Fritillaria imperialis " grows to about in height, and bears lance-shaped, glossy leaves at intervals along the stem.
Like Fritillaria imperialis, alliums are an exception that provide quick height in perennial beds, so that you're not looking down on everything.
The scent of " Fritillaria imperialis " has been called " rather nasty ", while that of " F . striata " has a sweet fragrance.