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Tag Archives: snakeshead

Snakeshead in the grass; native or imposter?

Posted on 2012/11/19 by emmaj

Fritillaria meleagris L. in the family Liliaceae,  is one of the most enchanting of British wild flowers. Common names include Snakeshead Fritillary, Guinea Hen Flower, Chequer Lily, Chess Flower, Leper Lily and Lazarus Bells. The name Fritillaria comes from the … Continue reading →

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Posted in Flowering Plants, Liliaceae, Plants | Tagged checker lily, checkerboard lily, chess flower, fritillaria meleagris, fritillary, guinea hen, lazarus bell, leper lily, snakeshead | Leave a comment
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