24 Crocus Sativus-"The Famous Saffron Crocus"(Pack of 24 Large Bulbs) Zones: 4-9

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😀Fall-blooming Crocus - PLANT NOW! We ship this item now.
Saffron, the gold of Greek Earth as it is called, was among the most popular and valuable spices of ancient civilizations.
Botanical Name: Crocus Sativus, large bulbs: Size : 8-9 CM(around)
Lilac, orange stamens; "The Famous Saffron Crocus".
Saffron is a highly prized, crimson red spice used in cooking. It's the most expensive spice by weight anywhere in the world. Commonly harvested in the Mediterranean and then all the way to the mountains of Kashmir, many people don't realize this spice is produced from the dried stigma of a crocus variety.
They are similar to their spring cousins and flower when not much else is blooming. For the best results with this plant, pick a site that gets plenty of direct sunlight and has a well-drained sandy, loamy soil,
naturalizes well. The Sativus crocus variety goes dormant in the summer. You shouldn't water them throughout this period.
"The Famous Saffron Crocus" begins blooming in September and continues through October! The purple flowers have deep purple veining! It's orange-red stigmas are the source of saffron, the worlds most expensive spice! Harvesting Saffron is easy, simply pick the red stigmas on each flower once the flowers are fully open. In cooler regions the Saffron Crocus can be grown in containers.
Planting 3" deep and 2 - 3" apart.
Winter Care : Mulch +/- 2"
•Hardiness Zones 4-9
•Mature Height 4 - 6 inches
•Bloom Time: Mid fall
•Light Requirements Full Sun, Half Sun / Half Shade
Immediately shipping in mid of September pack of 24 large crocus bulbs ready to be planted. You will receive your order within 2-3 days.
We combine your shipment.
"Return policy" If there are any problems with your order, please notify us within 3 days after shipment arrival. Plants must be returned in original package for replacement or refund, buyer pay for the return shipment.  Replacement only after 14 days. Refunds only during the first 14 days.