Crocus to identify? Post them here....

[tonyg]

Can anyone suggest an ID for this lovely autumn flowering, white Crocus?

Whitish anthers suggest some pulchellus blood in it.  Something close to the hybrid/form known as 'Zephyr' maybe

[Jupiter]

Thanks Tony, that's interesting. I think that's a distinct possibility.

[Steve Garvie]

The label on this pot of crocus (which is in flower now) has been lost.
I thought it looked like Crocus (sieberi) atticus but would be grateful for any opinions on this. Many thanks.

[Janis Ruksans]

The label on this pot of crocus (which is in flower now) has been lost.
I thought it looked like Crocus (sieberi) atticus but would be grateful for any opinions on this. Many thanks.

At first check the throat of flower - if it is hairy - it is sublimis. Corm tunics then will be finely reticulated. Finely reticulated tunics has C. nivalis, too but then throat is glabrous
If tunics are coarsely reticulated - 2 options: atticus has long neck, athous - short neck.
Check descriptions and pictures in my book "The World of Crocuses". There is quite usable key given, too.

[Steve Garvie]

Many thanks Janis.

I enclose a couple of close-up images of the flower throat. I can’t see obvious hairs -what do you think? I will check the corms when the plant goes dormant.

[Janis Ruksans]

Many thanks Janis.

I enclose a couple of close-up images of the flower throat. I can’t see obvious hairs -what do you think? I will check the corms when the plant goes dormant.

I think  that it is Croicus atticus.

[Steve Garvie]

Many thanks Maestro! 

[pehe]

This crocus is from the Crocus Group seedex 2014 and is flowering for the first time. It was labeled C. nerimaniae ex. PP Watt. which it clearly isn't. But what could it be then?
The flower looks viruzed to me, but the leaves look healthy. Let me hear what the experts say.

Poul

[Janis Ruksans]

I think  that it is Croicus atticus.

Throat is glabrous, I suppose C. atticus.

[Janis Ruksans]

This crocus is from the Crocus Group seedex 2014 and is flowering for the first time. It was labeled C. nerimaniae ex. PP Watt. which it clearly isn't. But what could it be then?
The flower looks viruzed to me, but the leaves look healthy. Let me hear what the experts say.

Poul

Afraid that virus infected, most likely seedling of C. vernus/albiflorus/heuffelianus group. But I don't like flower.

[pehe]

Thank you Janis.
I will discard this pot.

Poul

[Catwheazle]

is one of the first Crocus flowering in my garden (together with alatavicus)

Please help to identify 

I assume Crocus fleischeri

Bernd

[tonyg]

is one of the first Crocus flowering in my garden (together with alatavicus)

Please help to identify 

I assume Crocus fleischeri

Bernd

Yes.  Correct 

[StevenS]

Dear Members,

I have a reasonable small crocus collection by now and this flower popped up among them.
I looked in books, internet and so far I can't find it. The flower is very small (3 cm across) and this picture was taken today (late flowering).
Anyone?

Thank you

[Maggi Young]

Steven- that  pretty  flower  is  a Romulea.