Chess-flower green with roots L30cm

Here you get a very detailed, artificial replica of a green chess flower with roots! In contrast to the endangered original, which is botanically referred to as Fritillaria meleagris, completely non-toxic flower made of plastic is in no way inferior to its model: So she also has the typical, checkerboard-like, greenish cream-colored pattern on which the original owes its name , Since this pattern is similar to the feather dress of a guinea fowl, the plant is regionally referred to as guinea fowl tulip, Kukuk tulip or kiebitzei. Incidentally, the term "meleagris" in the Latin name means "guinea fowl".

With its green leaves and green stems - 2 of them are attached to each black, green flocked root - you can arrange the deco flower wonderfully in a pretty, small flower pot. The metal wire in the stems, which on the one hand provides stability and on the other can be bent into the desired shape, also helps you to do this. This is especially helpful if you want to create a spring-like window decoration with the artificial checkerboard and other artificial plants.

Here you will receive 6 specimens of green chess flowers with roots in a plastic bag. These are about 19 centimeters long without roots and about 30 centimeters long with roots. The diameter of the nodding flower heads is about 4 centimeters.

Size : about 19cm
Size with roots : about 30cm
Diameter flowers : about Ø4cm
Color : Green, Light Green, Yellow Green, Cream, Yellow Black
Material : plastic, metal
Quantity : 6 pieces