Overview Crocus Sativus, also known as the Saffron Crocus, is a delicate and attractive flowering plant that produces vibrant purple petals with a golden-red stigma. These easy-to-grow seeds bring early color to gardens and patios, thriving in sunny areas and well-drained soil. Their unique look and low-maintenance nature make them a favorite among gardeners.
Key Features
Produces stunning purple blooms with vivid red centers.
Easy to plant and maintain.
Ideal for containers, flower beds, or rock gardens.
Blooms in early autumn or late spring.
Non-GMO and suitable for all garden types.
Specifications
Common Name: Crocus Saffron / Saffron Flower
Scientific Name: Crocus sativus
Plant Type: Perennial Bulb
Flower Color: Purple with red-orange stigmas
Blooming Season: Autumn / Early Spring
Height: 46 inches
Spacing: 34 inches apart
Sunlight Requirement: Full Sun
Water Requirement: Low to Moderate
Soil Type: Well-drained, sandy or loamy soil
Soil pH: 6.07.0
Hardiness Zones: 69 (USDA)
Germination Time: 1520 days
Non-GMO / Organic: Non-GMO
Maintenance Level: Low
Special Feature: Adds color early in the season, suitable for pots and borders
Planting & Growing Guide
Sow seeds or bulbs in well-drained soil during early autumn or spring.
Plant 12 inches deep and space about 34 inches apart.
Place in full sunlight for best growth.
Water lightly after planting, then moderately once sprouts appear.
Avoid overwatering to prevent bulb rot.
After flowering, let foliage die back naturally to nourish the bulb for next season.
