Crocus Bulbs " (bag of 100) Crocus Belb, Species Tricolor- bedding,Rock garden

Daikon RadishCrocus Belb, Species Tricolor- bedding,Rock gardens,borders, Now Shipping.A true exotic whose ravishing, lilac-blue petals are illuminated at the base by broad bands of golden yellow and white, all presented on striking dark brown stems. If that isn't enough, it's also fragrant. Planted in quantity, 'Tricolor' produces the same enchanting effect as a Crocus mixture, but all at once. Forced in a bowl, individual blooms are as intriguing as Orchids. This is a unique look in Crocus that will be around for a long time. Winner of the Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society. Early.Bulb size: Species 5-6 cm/Hybrids: 6-12 cm There are 2 types of spring-blooming Crocuses-the species and the hybrids, which are generally listed as selections of C. vernus. The former are notable for their unusual coloration, the latter for their large flowers. Species Crocuses generally bloom earlier than the hybrids, so by using both kinds, you prolong the season. The bulbs (properly, corms) multiply rapidly and can be planted anywhere a dash of early color is wanted.Planting: Bulbs are easy to plant. With a trowel or a bulb planter, dig a hole to the depth indicated on the plant label (about 3-5? deep use the label, which is 6? long, as a rough measuring stick). Set the bulb in the hole with the flat side down and pointed end up. After you've placed the bulb in the hole, fill the hole with soil and water thoroughly.Zones3 - 9Track Page Views WithAuctiva's FREE CounterExported By ExportYourStore