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Mixed Botanical Crocus Jumbo Pack

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Crocus chrysanthus

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The Botanical Mixed Crocus pack is a hearty mixture of multicolored Crocus with our top-sized bulbs! Blooming in very early spring, the Mixed Crocus love the sun and partial shade and can be planted in beds, borders, and pots. It is also is a great plant to use for naturalizing and can be planted throughout a lawn for a splash of early color!

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Planting Advice

Crocus like a sunny location, but will tolerate partial shade.
Crocus require well-drained soil with organic matter. Amend soil with organic matter such as compost, manure or peat humus.
Space your crocus 2-4” apart, or plant together in one large hole leaving a small amount of space between bulbs so they are not touching.
Crocus don’t always have a noticeably pointed end. Plant your crocus 2-3” deep, with the flattest side touching the earth. If you are unsure which side is up, plant the crocus corms on their side, they will straighten out to find the sun.
Fertilize at planting with Hi Yield Bulb Food or for organic gardening use Bulb-Tone. Apply fertilizer at least 2” below the bottom of the bulbs so that the roots will get the most benefit from the fertilizer.
Water the area the crocus have been planted immediately after. Additional water in fall and winter is not necessary; bulbs prefer to be kept dry when dormant.
Apply a 2” layer of mulch in late fall.

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Scott Monteith

Missouri

mid spring show

11/19/2023

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all the bulbs came quickly and in great shape
hoping to enjoy these for many years to come so they got planted in a giant wire cage to deter squirrels, chipmunks and moles

AKK

Milwaukee

Great!

4/15/2023

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All came up
Good variety

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These came up nicely. Any that didn't come up, I attribute to squirrels.

Tiny, but cute

4/11/2023

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Colorful blooms

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Tiny flowers

These are way smaller than I envisioned. I planted them in the fall and they all came up end of March/early April in the colors advertised. They are teensy but adorable. The purple ones bloomed after the yellows for me by a week or two.

New England

Naturalizing

7/2/2022

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naturalizing

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a little bland

These little lovelies return early each spring and have only increased in numbers over the years.

handt

Texas

in bloom now

3/16/2022

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These bloomed in central Texas, zone 8 (border of 8a and 8b) a few starting in early March and still going with many blooms in mid-March and look great in the cottage garden I'm starting.

I planted them farther apart than recommended and hope they have room to spread. They are very small but such a bright spot in the early spring garden.