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Crocus flavus Golden Yellow - Crocuses - Fluwel
Crocus flavus Golden Yellow - Crocuses - Fluwel
Crocus flavus Golden Yellow - Crocuses - Fluwel
Crocus flavus Golden Yellow - Crocuses - Fluwel
Crocus flavus Golden Yellow - Crocuses - Fluwel
Crocus flavus Golden Yellow - Crocuses - Fluwel
Crocus flavus Golden Yellow - Crocuses - Fluwel
Crocus flavus Golden Yellow - Crocuses - Fluwel
Bulb information
Bulb size
9 cm
Light requirement
Sun
Planttime
Autumn
Plant height
10 - 20 cm
Planting depth
10 - 15 cm
Color
Yellow
Pot plant
Yes
Plant cutting
Yes
Fragrant
Yes

Crocus flavus Golden Yellow

Per 25 pieces

€8.50

Will be delivered from
01-10-2026
€8.50
Will be delivered from 01-10-2026
1 bag €8.50 €0.34 per bulb
5 bags €40.40 €0.32 per bulb -5%
10 bags €79.10 €0.31 per bulb -7%
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An extremely popular crocus that has been on the market for nearly four hundred years. I understand its popularity: it pops up towards the end of winter in a strong, bright colour that is unrivalled. Excellent for perennializing – if left undisturbed. Special attention needs to be paid to the leaves. This crocus is a late-grower and depends on its leaves for strength. Other crocuses may be less sensitive to a mowed or weeded leave, to the Yellow Mammoth Crocus it is of vital importance its leaves are intact.

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Bulb information
Bulb size
9 cm
Light requirement
Sun
Planttime
Autumn
Plant height
10 - 20 cm
Planting depth
10 - 15 cm
Color
Yellow
Pot plant
Yes
Plant cutting
Yes
Fragrant
Yes

Crocus

Early March, while the winter coats and heaters are still on, there they suddenly are: the crocuses. Not afraid of the bad weather that is still to come, they decorate gardens, banks and city parks with their happy, fresh colours. Really one of my most beloved flowerbulbs, because they are reliable, grateful and most of all very pretty.

Planting Crocus:
Plant the corms of the Crocus in a not too poor, well-drained soil in sun or light shade. For early flowering, give them a sheltered and sunny spot as possible. Crocuses are ideal for edge planting, under trees and shrubs, in pots, or for naturalising in grass. If you plant the corms in grass, this spot should be skipped during the first mowing.
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