Crocuses belong to the family Iridaceae (Iris).
Perennial -- USDA Zone 4 to 8.
Blooms: Late Winter - Early Spring
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'Advance' |
'Cream Beauty' |
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'Jeanne d' Arc'
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'Pickwick' |
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'Flower Record' |
'Mammoth' |
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'Tricolor' |
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Planting and cultivation Crocus grow well in sun or part shade in well drained soil. Plant bulbs late September to December (Zone 7a) approximately 3-4 inches deep and 3 inches apart. If needed water well after planting. Crocus should be left undisturbed and fertilized in the fall with a good all purpose fertilizer or special bulb food for flowering in years to come. Landscape uses: in lawns, borders, rock gardens, under shrubs and trees, and for indoor forcing. |
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