Also called Snow Crocuses or Tommies (Tommasinianus). These beauties are among the earliest to bloom -- often while there is still snow on the ground. They bloom 2 weeks before the large flowering crocuses and are a bit smaller. Some report that these tommasinianus varieties are deer and squirrel proof. 2 or 3 flowers often grow from one bulb. The best crocus for the South.
Barr's Purple Crocus
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Naturalize well
Barr's Purple Species Crocus have amethyst violet petals with paler centers and a grey exterior.
Size: 9/10 cm
Plant: 8 Bulbs Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Early Spring
Planting Depth: 3-4"
Height: 4-6"
Zone: 3-8
Exposure: Any location
Ruby Giant Crocus
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A garden favorite!
Ruby Giant Crocus is native to the Balkan coastal regions. Bright lavender-pink flowers.
Size: 9/10 cm
Plant: 8 Bulbs Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Early Spring
Planting Depth: 3-4"
Height: 4-6"
Zone: 3-8
Exposure: Any location
Whitewell Purple Crocus
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Best planted in groups
Whitewell Purple Species Crocus is similar to Ruby Giant but a little more reddish violet with silvery reflections on the inside.
Size: 9/10 cm
Plant: 8 Bulbs Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Early Spring
Planting Depth: 3-4"
Height: 4-6"
Zone: 3-8
Exposure: Any location
Mixed Species (Snow) Crocus
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Multiply rapidly!
A mix of all our varieties of Species (Snow) Crocus, mostly purple.
Size: 9/10 cm
Plant: 8 Bulbs Per Sq Ft
Bloom Time: Early Spring
Planting Depth: 3-4"
Height: 4-6"
Zone: 3-8
Exposure: Any location