Crocus Tommasinianus Barr's Purple Bulb
£0.14
Delivery: From end August
Amethyst violet, lilac to white base.
Product Code:
CTOMBAR5
| Colour | Lilac, Purple, White |
|---|---|
| Delivery | From end August |
| Garden Position | Sun |
| Hardiness | Hardy |
| Height (Mature plant) | 10 cm |
| Month of Blooming | February, March (Early) |
| Planting Depth | 10cm |
| Planting Time | Autumn, Winter |
| Planting density (per m2) | 150-200 |
| Planting position | Front |
| Scented | No |
| Size | 5 - 7cm |
| Special Features | Bee and Pollinator Friendly, Naturalising |
| Suitable for Pots | Yes |
| Type of Soil | Moderately Fertile, Well Drained |
Crocus Tommasinianus Barr's Purple is a remarkable flower that graces our gardens with its delicate beauty and vibrant purple hue. Crocus Tommasinianus are a species native to southeastern Europe. An early flowering spring bulb to begin the spring season with.
Growing and Caring for Tommasinanus Crocus:
- The Barr’s Purple Crocus will grow to 10cm tall
- They flowers in late February and early March
- Crocus are easy to grow, just place them in well draining soil in a sunny or semi-shaded position.
- They love the sun and will open really wide once the early spring sun warms them up.
- You can even plant them in your lawn. They flower before you need to make the first mow in March-April.
- Barr’s Purple are hardy bulbs that will return for numerous years.
- You can leave them in the soil undisturbed.
- They makes a great food source for early rising bees.
Inspiration
Plant in a pot to showcase its elegant, cup-shaped petals and exquisite violet-purple color. Watch as these flowers emerge from the winter's slumber, heralding the arrival of spring with their graceful presence.
Species Crocus are small and early but they are packed full of vibrant colour. Consider planting under early daffodils or along side species iris.
