Flower Record Crocus Bulbs | Garden Seeds and Plants

Flower Record Crocus Bulbs

Crocus vernus, Flower Record
The most intense purple.
Dutch crocus. Blooming in early spring, Flower Record is the center of attention; the intense purple flowers can be seen from great distance. Crocus is extremely cold hardy and one of the earliest to bloom in spring. Once established, they are care-free, multiply over the years and flower every spring. Crocus will naturalize readily on the edge of the property, in wooded areas or in the garden border.

Bulb size: 9 cm.
lifecycle: Perennial
Zone: 3-9
Uses: Beds, Borders
Sun: Full Sun, Part Sun
Height: 4-6 inches
Spread: 2-3 inches

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