Plant ID:513
Latin Name:Crocus 'Remembrance'
Common:Crocus
Plant Type:10
Height/Width:3-6inx3-6in
Sun Pref:Full to part sun
Bloom Time:March-April
Notes:Crocus vernus is an early spring blooming bulb (actually a corm) that is primarily native to high alpine areas in Europe (Pyrenees, Alps and Carpathians). Many popular hybrids of this crocus have been developed over the years. Species plants and hybrids are commonly called Dutch crocus, large flowering crocus, giant crocus or spring crocus. Flowers bloom in early spring for about three weeks (typically beginning in late March in the St. Louis area). Flowers close at night and open up in the morning, but usually remain closed on rainy/cloudy days.
Care:Avoid heavy clay soils or moist soil conditions. Plant corms about 2-3" deep and 3-4" apart in the fall. If corms are planted in the lawn, foliage should be left unmowed until the foliage yellows (about 6 weeks after bloom). Divide corms every 4-5 years. Plants naturalize well over time in open sunny grassy areas, beds and borders.
pH:0
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QtyPurch DatePriceOrig PriceStorePlanting Location
2 3/27/2016 2.49 2.49 Meijer By cherry near Krekels