20 TRITELEIA
QUEEN FABIOLA
A pretty native of the Northwest, deep purple-blue Queen Fabiola is recognized by experienced gardeners as a worthy addition to beds and rock gardens, and a delightful component of casual bouquets. But for most, this easy care beauty is still relatively unknown. We'd like to change that and have secured what is hopefully a sufficent supply, at an attractve price, to encourage experimentation. Queen Fabiola's blossoms open in succession, rather than all at the same time, so the show is extended. This bulbs is excellent planted with Lady's Mantle (Alchemilla mollis), as the triteleia's purple-blue flowers grow up through the partner plant's foliage and contrast sharply with it's soft, fluffy chartreuse blooms
QUEEN FABIOLA
A pretty native of the Northwest, deep purple-blue Queen Fabiola is recognized by experienced gardeners as a worthy addition to beds and rock gardens, and a delightful component of casual bouquets. But for most, this easy care beauty is still relatively unknown. We'd like to change that and have secured what is hopefully a sufficent supply, at an attractve price, to encourage experimentation. Queen Fabiola's blossoms open in succession, rather than all at the same time, so the show is extended. This bulbs is excellent planted with Lady's Mantle (Alchemilla mollis), as the triteleia's purple-blue flowers grow up through the partner plant's foliage and contrast sharply with it's soft, fluffy chartreuse blooms
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