Unusual, Deep Ruby Colour. Much More violet Than Red, & Not So Much Giant, These Striking Flowers With Their Bright Yellow Stamens Will Last For Weeks. Very Good For Naturalisingthis Fantastic Traditional crocus Can Be Planted Just About anywhere In Your Garden.in Rockeries, Planted Under Shrubs, In The Lawn Or In Patio Pots, These Lovely Mauve Flowers Look Great Everywhere.planted In The Ground Theyll Eventually Naturalise To Create Drifts & Carpets Of Colour That Will Appear Every Spring.flowers: February
- March
Height: 15cm/6in

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Bring Colour & Cheer To Your Winter & Early Spring Garden With This Assortment Of Early-season Crocus Varieties. Their Blue To White Petals, & Sometimes Striped Petals Contrast Well With Bright Flower Parts.planting Your Spring Bulbs Can Be A Fiddly Affair, Having To Plant Each & Every Bulb. When It’s Cold Outside This Can Be Tough On Your Hands.here’s The Solution Right Here- The All-in-one Bulb Pad That Cuts Planting Time In Half!these Bulb Pads Are The Perfect Solution To planting All Your Flower Bulbs In The Quickest Of Time. The Pads Break Down In The Soil Over Winter, So In Spring They Reveal bold, Beautiful Bulbs.plant Bulbs In Your Flower Bed Or Pots Now – It’s So Easy;here’s How!1) Dig A Hole 10-12in (25-30cm) Wide & 2-4 In (5-10cm) Deep In The Soil 2) Drop In The Bulb Pad 3) Cover Them Over With Soilthat’s It! So, With The Hard Work Done For You, All Need You Need To Do Is Sit Back & Enjoy Your Beautiful Display In Spring ...

The Epitome Of Spring Cheer! Plant Bulbs Of This Gorgeous Mix In Containers, In Beds Beneath Trees Or Naturalised In The Lawn, Where They’ll Pop Up En Masse, Bringing In The First Of Early Season Pollinators.bulbs Arrive To You In Net Bags Ready For You To Plant Up In Containers, Beds Or In The Lawn Immediately From September & Through The Autumn. If You Need To Wait Before Planting, Store In A Cool, Light & Airy Place.bulbs Should Be Plump & Firm To Touch. Check That All Bulb Are In Good Condition Before Planting. ...

This Is An Absolute Beauty!rich Cream Goblets With A Yellow Throat & Deep Orange Stamens, Petals Are flushed Brownish-green At The Base. Very Floriferous. grow Them Densely Planted In Pots In The Greenhouse Or Windowsill, Amongst Dwarf Perennials Or Alpines.naturalise Them in Bold  Drifts they Look Especially Good when planted With Snowdrops & Winter Aconites.flowers: February
- March
Height: 8cm/3in.

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The Crocus Firefly Bulbs Will Open Wide In Early Sunshine To Show Off Its Pale Inner Petals & Golden Stamers. The Silvery violet Outer Petals Will Glisten, Even On The Dullest Of Days.this Particular Crocus Bulb Will Bloom Early In The Late Winter Or Early Spring, & Looks Particularly Great When The Bulb Is Planted In A Rock Garden. The Crocuses Are A Valuable Source Of Nectar For Early Foraging Bees & Other Insects. ...

This variety Produces Slightly Larger Flowers Than Some Others Making It Ideal For Planting In Rougher Grass around Trees In Woodland Plantings Or In Lawns.can Make An Eyecatching Container Too. flowers: March
Height: 10-15cm/4-6in
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Crocus Gypsy Girl Bulbs Produce One Of The Earliest Flowering Spring Crocus Bulbs With Beautifully Patterned Petals.  Whether The Blooms Stay Shut On Dull Days Or Open Wide In Sunshine, The Distinctive Feathered Markings On The Outer Petals guarantee This Crocus Will Look Good, Whatever The Weather!crocuses Goblet-shaped Blooms Lift The Spirits When They Appear; Those Cheerful Flowers Are A Sign That Spring Really Has Arrived. ...

Crocus Are Amongst The Earliest Bulbs To Flower & This Is Surely One Of The Best To Brighten Up The Dark Mornings Of Late Winter!petals Are pure, Shining White with bright Orange Stamens, Make For A Beautiul Display, They Are Very Free Flowering.adaptable To Most Conditions crocus Grow Well In Grass & Are Excellent For Naturalising.flowers: March
Height: 15cm/6in
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A special Mix Of Large Flowered Crocus Bulbs (corms) In A Range Of Colours.these Delicate Looking Little Flowers Are Really Very Tough bringing A Promise Of Nice Days To Come In The Spring Garden.  plant Them in Bold Drifts In Beds & Borders Or Naturalised In Grass.they Perform Well In Containers & Rock Gardens Too.flowers: February
- March
Height: 15cm/6in

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flower From As Early As Februaryversatile- Look Great In Pots, Or Pockets In Dry Stone Wallscomplement Orange & Yellow Primrosescrocus Miss Vain Gives A Pleasant & Cheery Start To The Flowering Season. This Pure-white Flower With Accompanying Silver-green Leaves Opens From As Early As February & Continues Well Into March. Happy In Full Sun Or Part Shade Miss Vain Is Versatile In The Garden & You Can Plant The Corms Anywhere In The Autumn.dotted Beneath A Tree They Enjoy The Dappled Shade In Spring & They Pair Up Beautifully With Yellow Winter Aconites For That First Glimpse Of Spring. Alternatively Plant The Corms Of White Miss Vain Crocuses In Containers & Cover With A Decorative Layer Of Moss For The Flowers To Poke Through In Late Winter. useful Tips:water Crocuses As They Come Into Flower Only If The Soil Is Dry. If There Is Snow Melt Or It’s Been A Rainy Winter The Soil Should Be Wet Enough & You Can Leave Miss Vain Snowdrops To It.if Growing In Containers We Recommend You Plant 12 Bulbs For Every 20cm (8in) Diameter Pot & Plant In A Free-draining Bulb Compost Where The Bulbs Overwinter Before Erupting Into Flower In Late Winter. ...