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Very nice Crocus from everybody Mark McD. your biflorus doesn't look like C. biflorus pulchricolor to me! may it be C. etruscus Rosalind!
Mark,very beautiful. Would be happy to call such nice clumps my own! It is quite unusual to see a thick mulch cover for crocus. Obviously they like it.I made not the best experience with mulch cover due too much moist and danger of root rot.
No rain/wind in New Hampshire? It's brilliant to see Crocus growing like that
McMark - Have you had any hardiness problems with any Crocus spp.? I hesitate to try some of the Mediterranean ones in this summer-cool area as they may not ripen properly. However your experience with winter hardiness may at least solve that part of the equation.A cold -7c here at the moment, tomorrow night promises to be a corker - circa -16c they say and no let up to this cold until Sunday.johnw
Because it is 2 more months before we have crocus here (I grow all crocus outside)......
Hello "Outsiders growers" do you grow your Crocus in pots or directly in mother earth ??and what's about mouses ??