Crocus 'Jeanne d'Arc' produces stunning goblet-shaped flowers with glistening pure-white petals, creating a bright and elegant display in early spring. The compact blooms are ideal for adding fresh colour to the garden when many other plants are still dormant. These hardy Crocus bulbs are perfect for planting in containers and window boxes where the flowers can be enjoyed up close. They also look beautiful planted in rockeries, naturalised in grass, or in large groups beneath trees and shrubs to create carpets of white blooms. For a natural-looking display, scatter the bulbs across the planting area and plant them where they fall. Once established, Crocus 'Jeanne d'Arc' can return year after year with minimal maintenance. How to Grow Grow Crocus 'Jeanne d'Arc' in any well-drained garden soil in full sun or semi shade. Plant spring-flowering Crocus bulbs during autumn in large clumps at a depth of approximately 10cm (4") and space them around 7cm (3") apart. Alternatively, grow the bulbs in containers or naturalise them in grass. After flowering, allow the strap-like foliage to die back naturally. If Crocus are naturalised in grass, avoid mowing the area until the foliage has completely died back. Height: 15cm (6"). Spread: 5cm (2"). Features: Glistening pure-white spring flowers Stunning goblet-shaped blooms Ideal for containers and window boxes Great for naturalising in grass Specifications: Dimensions: H:16 x W:4 x D:22 cm Weight: 0.2 kg Colour: White Guarantee: 30 Days Model Number: KJ2314
Price: £10.99 from Robert Dyas
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Crocus 'Jeanne d'Arc' produces stunning goblet-shaped flowers with glistening pure-white petals, creating a bright and elegant display in early spring. The compact blooms are ideal for adding fresh colour to the garden when many other plants are still...
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Crocus sativus, commonly known as Saffron Crocus, produces rich purple flowers in autumn, adding colour to the garden as the season begins to change. The orange-red stigmas are the source of saffron, one of the world's most valuable spices, and can be...