Crocus bulbs

Crocus Bulbs – Grow the first flowers of spring in your garden
Crocus (Crocus spp.) is one of the earliest spring flowers, brightening up the garden as early as February–March. These colorful little blooms in purple, yellow, white, and blue bring a touch of spring before most plants have even awakened.

By planting crocus bulbs in the autumn, you’ll enjoy a reliable and self-spreading spring flower that returns year after year. Crocuses are perfect for flower beds, rock gardens, lawns, and pots, and they also thrive in natural gardens where they can naturalize.

Why grow crocus bulbs?
Easy-care and reliable – Come back every spring with minimal maintenance.
Blooms early – One of the first flowers to appear after winter.
Pollinator-friendly – An important early-season food source for bees and butterflies.
Ideal for beds, lawns, and pots – Adds color and variety to the garden.
Cold- and snow-tolerant – Can bloom even during chilly early spring months.

Crocus bulbs prefer well-drained soil and sunny to partly shaded spots, and they tolerate poor soils as well.

Popular crocus varieties to grow
Large-flowered crocus (Crocus vernus) – Big, vibrant blooms in purple, yellow, and white.
Botanical crocus (Crocus chrysanthus) – Smaller, extra-early blooming varieties.
Saffron crocus (Crocus sativus) – Produces valuable saffron threads when harvested.
Mixed-color crocus blends – Perfect for a varied and colorful spring garden.

How to grow crocus bulbs – Simple tips
Plant bulbs in autumn, from September to November, before the ground freezes.
Choose a sunny or partly shaded spot for best flowering.
Water when planting, but avoid waterlogged soil.
Let the foliage die back naturally after blooming so the bulb can store energy for next year.

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