Fritillaria pallidiflora

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Fritillaria pallidiflora is native to Siberia and China, growing in damp meadows and sub alpines slopes that never dry out. In China they are grown in ridges, like potatoes, for medicinal purposes. The glaucous leaves are unusually broad for a fritillary at the base and lance-shaped higher up. 6 or 8 pale buttery-yellow, square-ish nodding flowers about 1¾" (4cm) long are held on a stem 12-18" (30-45cm) tall, though the stem often falls horizontal with just the final third erect. They are faintly tessellated with reddish brown, while the insides are lightly speckled with light red. They are slow to increase for a year or two, but once settled they flower regularly.

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