Crocus Bulbs

This is the true autumn crocus, and perhaps the finest of all autumn-flowering bulbs. They come from the Middle East, and enjoy hot sunny conditions with a good baking for the dormant corms in summer. The plants are quite neat for autumn bulbs, and may be grown in rock gardens or at the edge of shrub and flower borders where they catch all the available sunshine.

Crocus are ideal for naturalising and look wonderful in large drifts. Alternatively they can be grown in a pot or pan, topped with grit, so that the delicate blooms can be admired at close quarters.

Crocus are ideal for naturalising and look wonderful in large drifts. Alternatively they can be grown in a pot or pan, topped with grit, so that the delicate blooms can be admired at close quarters.

Crocus are ideal for naturalising and look wonderful in large drifts. Alternatively they can be grown in a pot or pan, topped with grit, so that the delicate blooms can be admired at close quarters.

Crocus are ideal for naturalising and look wonderful in large drifts. Alternatively they can be grown in a pot or pan, topped with grit, so that the delicate blooms can be admired at close quarters.

Crocus are ideal for naturalising and look wonderful in large drifts. Alternatively they can be grown in a pot or pan, topped with grit, so that the delicate blooms can be admired at close quarters.

Crocus are ideal for naturalising and look wonderful in large drifts. Alternatively they can be grown in a pot or pan, topped with grit, so that the delicate blooms can be admired at close quarters.

Crocus are ideal for naturalising and look wonderful in large drifts. Alternatively they can be grown in a pot or pan, topped with grit, so that the delicate blooms can be admired at close quarters.

These little bulbs are enjoying the spot light once again. Not just for their beautiful flowers but because these crocus are the producers of saffron. Many gardeners have taken an interest in growing this prized spice for themselves. And who can blame them, gram for gram, saffron is worth more than gold! Look out for the little red stigmas in the centre of each flower (as seen in the picture). You can carefully pick these by hand and use them to add that unique colour and aroma to dishes straight away. Alternatively, dry them before storing in an air-tight container where they will keep for years.
Supplied in the green.

These little bulbs are enjoying the spot light once again. Not just for their beautiful flowers but because these crocus are the producers of saffron. Many gardeners have taken an interest in growing this prized spice for themselves. And who can blame them, gram for gram, saffron is worth more than gold! Look out for the little red stigmas in the centre of each flower (as seen in the picture). You can carefully pick these by hand and use them to add that unique colour and aroma to dishes straight away. Alternatively, dry them before storing in an air-tight container where they will keep for years.
Supplied in the green.

These little bulbs are enjoying the spot light once again. Not just for their beautiful flowers but because these crocus are the producers of saffron. Many gardeners have taken an interest in growing this prized spice for themselves. And who can blame them, gram for gram, saffron is worth more than gold! Look out for the little red stigmas in the centre of each flower (as seen in the picture). You can carefully pick these by hand and use them to add that unique colour and aroma to dishes straight away. Alternatively, dry them before storing in an air-tight container where they will keep for years.
Supplied in the green.