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The crocus, renowned for its exquisite, deep purple, goblet-shaped flowers, brings a burst of vibrant colour to gardens each early spring. These hardy perennials thrive in various conditions, rewarding gardeners with an abundant display of richly coloured blooms that often emerge even while snow still blankets the ground.
When planted in clusters, crocuses create a stunning tapestry of colour, transforming ordinary landscapes into breathtaking vistas. Their mass displays are particularly awe-inspiring, providing a dazzling spectacle that draws the eye and uplifts the spirit.
Crocuses are especially well-suited for naturalising in woodland areas where they can spread gracefully, carpeting the forest floor with their brilliant hues. They thrive on gently sloping grass banks and along verges, adding charm to walkways and pathways. Additionally, crocuses make delightful additions to spring flower beds and borders, effectively complementing other blooms in a garden setting. They also excel when grown in pots or containers, whether placed indoors to brighten living spaces or outside on patios, where they can bask in the sun and showcase their enchanting beauty.
Colour | Purple |
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Height | 10cm |
Flowers | March/April |
Planting Depth | 8cm |
Distance Apart | 8cm |
Bulb Size | 7/8cm |