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| The other Fritillaria kotschyana form I have.
You can see it's much less tessellated and larger green centers, with the characteristic, vinous, purple mostly restricted to the outer margin.
Slightly later blooming then the other form that was featured here, give all the same conditions, these are generally very vigorous and productive.
Mark
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