Crocus bulbs can be planted in the autumn either in borders, beds and containers or naturalised in grass. After a long and cold winter, the happy colours of crocus flowers are a welcome sight, and a sure sign that spring is truly on its way. Some varieties make great autumn flowering bulbs if you plant them early enough! For another early spring bulb favourite, try our cheery daffodil bulbs. For help creating a varied and colourful spring display, head to our spring flowering bulb hub page.
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Plant high-quality crocus corms from T&M to enjoy a carpet of vibrant, goblet-shaped blooms in autumn or early spring. Our extensive collection of colourful crocuses has been carefully selected to showcase the best varieties on offer. These special blooms look fabulous grouped under bare trees in spring, dotted through window boxes, peeking out of borders or packed into containers. And if you choose autumn-flowering saffron crocuses, you can harvest the filaments to flavour your food! Read our crocus masterclass for tried and tested tips on growing these popular spring-flowering bulbs.
Crocus sativus, the saffron crocus, flowers in autumn with showy purple blooms in October and November.
Many of our crocus varieties are suitable for naturalising. ‘Ruby Giant’ has purple blooms, ‘Queen Bee’ and Crocus ‘Panda’ are among the earliest to flower, and the Dutch crocus varieties in purple, white, yellow or striped patterns are also good choices. For a vibrant mix, try our Botanical Crocus collection.
The Dutch crocus varieties have large goblet-shaped blooms, and grow in a number of colours. Choose from white, yellow, purple and striped varieties, or naturalise all four with the Crocus ‘large Dutch Collection’
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