Crocus Bulbs Page 2

Yellow Crocus

The Crocus 'Yellow', 'Crocus flavus', a fall planted bulb, is a classic golden-yellow variety that sparkles in the spring sunshine before anything else has begun to grow. They are excellent for naturalizing. Crocus is easy to grow, and it is native to the hilly meadows and woodlands of Greece, Turkey and the Balkans. Yellow Crocus blooms in early spring and has a 3 week bloom period. Crocus bulbs remaining in the ground will always bloom a bit earlier than the ones planted the previous year. Use them in rock gardens, ground covers, containers, mass plantings and borders.

Crocus - Giant - Yalta

The Crocus 'Yalta', 'Crocus giant', a fall planted bulb, is a profusely flowering Crocus with striking blue and white flowers. Each bulb will produce four to five flowers. They are excellent for naturalizing in the border, woodland garden or in the lawn. These extremely care-free bulbs are among the most popular bulbs used in the landscape. Yalta blooms in early spring and has a 3 week bloom period.Crocuses perform best in a sandy, well-drained soil. When planted in the lawn, be certain not to cut the leaves off when the lawn is mowed. The leaves are needed for photosynthesis to build up the new bulbs for the next season. For a massive effect, plant in great sweeps of 100 to 150 bulbs. Use them in rock gardens, ground covers, containers, mass plantings and borders.

Crocus - Species - Goldilocks

The Crocus 'Goldilocks', 'Crocus species', a fall planted bulb, is a wonderful Crocus with golden-yellow flowers, that survive in rock gardens, the lawn, and the front of the border. The bright colors of the Crocus show up as soon as the snow has melted, announcing the coming of spring. These wonderful tiny Crocuses have more, but smaller, flowers than the Giant Crocus. Goldilocks blooms in early spring and has a 3 week bloom period.Crocuses perform best in a sandy, well-drained soil. Crocus bulbs remaining in the ground will always bloom a bit earlier than the ones planted the previous year. For a massive effect, plant in great sweeps of 100 to 150 bulbs. Use them in rock gardens, ground covers, containers, mass plantings and borders.

Crocus - Species - Prins Claus

The Crocus 'Prins Claus', 'Crocus species', a fall planted bulb, is a wonderful Crocus that has white flowers with pretty purple sides. It survives in rock gardens, the lawn, and the front of the border. The bright colors of the Crocus show up as soon as the snow has melted, announcing the coming of spring. Prins Claus blooms in early spring and has a 3 week bloom period.Crocuses perform best in a sandy, well-drained soil. Crocus bulbs remaining in the ground will always bloom a bit earlier than the ones planted the previous year. For a massive effect, plant in great sweeps of 100 to 150 bulbs. Use them in rock gardens, ground covers, containers, mass plantings and borders.

Crocus - Species - Zwanenburg Bronze

The Crocus 'Zwanenburg Bronze', 'Crocus species', a fall planted bulb, is a wonderful Crocus that has yellow flowers with pretty bronze colored sides. It survives in rock gardens, the lawn, and the front of the border. The bright colors of the Crocus show up as soon as the snow has melted, announcing the coming of spring. Zwanenburg blooms in early spring and has about a 3 week bloom period.Crocuses perform best in a sandy, well-drained soil. Crocus bulbs remaining in the ground will always bloom a bit earlier than the ones planted the previous year. For a massive effect, plant in great sweeps of 100 to 150 bulbs. Use them in rock gardens, ground covers, containers, mass plantings and borders.