Fritillaria Imperialist Flower

Flowers are part of our lives, they have different shapes, colors, benefits and meanings, flowers also sometimes become part of important events such as weddings and graduation ceremonies, sometimes some of them have a religious meaning.

In ancient times, Flowers were used to transmit code messages, so they did not have to talk to express their feelings because the flowers had represented the message to be conveyed, including messages that were positive or negative such as a person's love or hatred of someone.

For the steemians, here I would like to post a bit about the Fritillaria Imperialist Flower.

The flower of the imperialist fritillaria belongs to the species or species of lily and is found in Kurdistan, Iraq, Pakistan to the foothills of the Himalayas. One of the most beautiful flowers in the world is cultivated as an ornamental plant, this flower also has a variety of colors, such as semi-red, orange and yellow.

This flower is also widely cultivated as an ornamental plant and is reportedly naturalized in Austria, Sicily, and the State of Washington. The common names and also the epithet "imperialist," literally "from the emperor," refer to the large circle of golden flower, reminiscent of the emperor's crown.

The imperial fritillaria grows about 1 m (3 feet) in height, and bears the lance-shaped leaves, glossy at intervals along the stem. The dangling flowers make bold statements in the garden in the late spring in the northern hemisphere, the flowering takes place in late spring, accompanied by a clear foxy odor that repels rats, moles and other small animals.