Jumbo Crocus mix sold out
Yellow, white, purple, blue and stripes, for large-scale naturalizing or border plantings. Very Early to Early Spring blooms. read more

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Species Crocus mix sold out
A mix of types and colors blooming in very early spring, mostly Snow Crocus with some of the other small, low-growing species as well. 2–4" tall. read more

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‘Flower Record’
Jumbo Crocus

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Deep violet-mauve flowers with a purple base. Spreads readily. Very Early to Early Spring blooms. read more

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‘Pickwick’
Jumbo Crocus

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Marble-white petals striped and tinged with lilac-purple veins. Very Early to Early Spring blooms. read more

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‘Blue Pearl’
Snow Crocus

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Pale blue petals with a bronze base outside, pearly white and pale blue inside with a yellow base. Very Early Spring blooms. read more

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‘Cream Beauty’
Snow Crocus

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Light eggnog cream with a slightly darker base and orange stamens. Very Early Spring blooms. read more

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‘Dorothy’
Snow Crocus

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Bright deep orange-yellow inside with a light feathering of bronze on the base outside. Very Early Spring blooms. read more

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‘Prins Claus’
Snow Crocus

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White petals brushed with dark violet on the outside, white inside with bright orange stamens. Very Early Spring blooms. read more

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‘Ruby Giant’
Snow Crocus

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Purplish-red slender flowers with a lighter base and margins. Doesn’t compete well in grass, but easily reseeds itself and forms colonies in gardens. read more

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‘Snow Bunting’
Snow Crocus

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Winter white with gold stamens, very lightly feathered grey-blue on the outside. Lightly fragrant. read more

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‘Tricolor’
Snow Crocus

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Golden-orange throat banded with white makes a vivid center in these bright lilac-blue blooms. Flowers open wide and starlike in the sun. read more

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‘Yellow Mammoth’
Snow Crocus

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The classic big yellow crocus, perhaps the most popular crocus variety for well over 300 years. read more

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