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Mixed Botanical Crocus Jumbo Pack

Crocus chrysanthus

#83107
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    100 bulbs per package
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    4.83 stars, based on 18 review(s)
    Ships: Fall 2024 [?]

    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!

    Try this Jumbo Pack of top-sized bulbs for an unbeatable price!

    New to planting Fall bulbs? Click here for advice from our Bulb Blog!

    • 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.
    Overall Customer Rating of 18 Reviews:
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    Missouri

    mid spring show

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    Pros:
    Cons:
    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

    Milwaukee

    Great!

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    Pros:
    • All came up
    • Good variety
    Cons:
    These came up nicely. Any that didn't come up, I attribute to squirrels.

    MA

    Tiny, but cute

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    Pros:
    • Colorful blooms
    Cons:
    • 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

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    Pros:
    • naturalizing
    Cons:
    • a little bland
    These little lovelies return early each spring and have only increased in numbers over the years.

    Texas

    in bloom now

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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.