Crocus large-flowered - White - Fully Hardy And Reliable - Bulbs - Large Pack - 100 pcs

Large-flowered white crocuses offer a crisp, refined touch just as gardens begin to stir after winter. Their pure white petals stand out against early spring greenery, creating a sense of freshness and clarity. Compact at only 8-10 cm tall, these crocuses are ideally suited to the first days of spring, bringing simple elegance at a time when most plants are still dormant.

Planting Time

Plant Crocus bulbs in autumn, from September to October. This timing allows the bulbs to establish roots before colder weather sets in.

Planting Depth

Set the bulbs at a depth of 8-10 cm in well-drained soil. Planting at this depth protects them from frost and supports healthy growth.

Spacing

Leave 10 cm between each bulb. This spacing ensures every plant has enough room, resulting in neat, dense groups of flowers.

Height

Once established, these large-flowered crocuses reach a height of 8-10 cm. Their low growth makes them suitable for borders, rockeries and containers.

Flowering Time

Expect blooms from March to April. The white flowers are among the earliest signs of spring, adding brightness as the garden comes back to life.

Hardiness & Overwintering

These crocus bulbs are fully hardy and perennial. They remain in the ground over winter and reliably reappear each year without the need for lifting.

Uses

White large-flowered crocuses are versatile. They work well in low borders, rock gardens, beneath trees, or naturalised in lawns. Suitable for containers, bowls or baskets, they can also be combined with other garden bulbs for varied spring displays.

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Pack Contents

This large pack contains 100 Crocus bulbs. Each pack is clearly labelled with concise growing instructions for easy reference.