Good, healthy plant. Would definitely buy again
Very healthy plant. Planted up in pot and over-wintered by south-facing wall. It appears to have survived the winter, and I look forward to seeing it flower this summer
Anne
Kent
This perennial is semi-evergreen so it can lose some of its leaves in winter. In colder regions or more exposed gardens, it may lose them all, but then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
Very healthy plant. Planted up in pot and over-wintered by south-facing wall. It appears to have survived the winter, and I look forward to seeing it flower this summer
Anne
Kent
Crocus plants are usually first class - come well packed and have a good growth
Hopeful
London
These plants have only been in for just under a year and haven't flowered yet so we have high hopes for this summer !
JG
London
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Mimi
We can never guarantee when a plant will flower, however as the plants in a 2-litre pot will be one year older than those in a 9cm pot, there's a greater chance that they will flower in their first year.
Helen
summer flowers
Hello, As many of these are not fully hardy, I would recommend planting them in spring.
Helen
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