Mid-Season Crocus
The mid-season crocus bridge the gap between the earliest species and the first daffodils, flowering in February and March. Larger in flower than the species crocus, they are ideal for naturalising in grass and borders, increasing steadily year on year. They are useful for holding colour at the front of a border, in the rock garden or in containers where they can be seen at close quarters.
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Mid-Season Crocus
There is a gap between the last of the winter crocus and the first of the daffodils, and this is the group that fills it. They open through February and hold on into March.
Where to Put Them
Plant them in generous drifts at the front of a border, in the rock garden or in containers where they can be seen at close quarters. If left undisturbed they increase readily from self-sown seed as well as the natural increase of the bulbs.
Mid-Season Crocus
Autumn Catalogue
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