Most crocuses bloom late winter to early spring with tubular 1.5–3 inch flowers in a rainbow of colors. Fall bloomers like C. sativus (saffron crocus) and C. speciosus flower weeks or days after autumn planting.
Plant corms as soon as available in autumn, 2–3 inches deep and 3–4 inches apart in light, porous soil. Both spring and fall types planted at same time.
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