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Specie Crocus
Specie crocus are the earliest crocus to flower, blooming even in late snow.
Their vibrant color, cold hardiness and early flowers make them a great addition
to any garden. They multiply and reseed themselves, especially when planted in
well drained areas. Average height 4-6”. Zones 4-8.
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Lady Killer—Snow-white petals broadly brushed with royal purple
on the outside. Bright orange stamens add to the striking contrast.
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Zwanenburg Bronze—Rich saffron yellow inside, golden yellow
outside brushed with reddish bronze.
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Species Crocus Mixture—A tempting mix of colors, mostly C.
chrysanthus, with some of the other species as well.
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Giant Crocus
When you see these crocuses produce a dazzling show of color, you know spring
has arrived. Their bright cups welcome spring, with a burst of color. Average
Height 4-6”. Zones 4-8.
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Flower Record—Deep violet flowers with a purple base. Spreads
readily. Popular since Victorian times, when it was introduced.
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Pickwick—White petals striped with dark lilac and paler
purple veins distinguish this pinstriped charmer as a character of note.
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Jumbo Crocus Mix—White, purple, blue and yellow flowers for
large-scale naturalizing or border plantings. Landscape size, 7-8cm.
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