Category Archives: Crocus
Tri-Color Species Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus sieberi Description: Highly vigorous, hardy, and completely care free! Just plant and forget them until they pop up in early spring. 4″ high, they open chalice-form blooms – blue with white feathering and a yellow base. Tuck them into rock gardens, mix among tulips, daffs, and hyacinths. Planted closely in casual groups,
Mixed Species Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus Description: Your garden will get a jump on spring with our early flowering Species Snow Crocus. These flowers are the earliest to appear in late winter to early spring, often blooming while there is still snow on the ground. This mix is only available for a limited time, so hurry and reserve
Yellow Mammoth Large Flowering Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus vernus Description: Beautiful chalice-shaped blooms of bright yellow pop up early-often through late snows-to cheerfully announce “Spring is here!” Yellow Mammoth is at home in naturalized plantings, rock gardens, mixed bulb beds, and natural drifts anywhere in the yard. If located where they get varying amounts of sun, they’ll bloom over a
Prins Claus Species Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus chrysanthus Description: Lovely color and shape! Cup-shaped bicolor flowers of white with purple brush marks on the outer side of the petals are a pure delight in rock gardens or in naturalized drifts. Early blooming in late winter, and perfect for indoor forcing.
Cream Beauty Species Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus chrysanthus Description: Creamy blossoms accented by bright orange stamens open in late winter as harbingers of the coming spring. Blooms are lovely and long-lasting, and the bulbs naturalize effortlessly to come back year after year in greater profusion. Perfect for tucking here and there in rock gardens, or planting in natural groups-even
Fuscotinctus Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus chrysanthus Description: Petals of rich, deep gold coloring are intriguingly striped with maroon on the outer sides. Open to flashing yellow on the inside. Very early, they are among the first to bloom in the spring garden.
Whitewell Purple Species Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus tommasinianus Description: Lovely lavender lilac flowers with six petals that form little stars when fully open and deep yellow stamens as a center accent. Perfect for rock gardens and in naturalized settings. Increase in numbers year after year. Mid-season.
Ard Schenk Species Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus chrysanthus Description: One of the loveliest of the species crocus. Snowy white fluted petals with rounded tips surround an apricot center. A great choice for rock gardens and for planting in naturalized drifts. Multiply rapidly.
Blue Pearl Species Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus chrysanthus Description: The flowers are iridescent blue on the outside, a creamy white inside – the colors of Holland’s delftware. A golden eye adds a charming accent touch. Hardy little flowers pop up and open in early in the season, often through spring snows.
Goldilocks Species Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus chrysanthus Description: Bright golden blossoms pop open in early February to welcome spring to the garden. Wonderfully hardy. Plant in bunches for best effect. They multiply rapidly and spread in drifts for a more glorious display each spring.
Saffron Fall Blooming Crocus – 10 bulbs
Botanical Name: Crocus sativus Description: Crocus sativus has more the function of a status symbol than that of a food additive in today’s societies. It is, however, used for several Mediterranean dishes, often in connection with fish, seafood and rice. The fine spice that makes rice so nice. You just pluck off the brightly colored
