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Crocus 'Zonatus'

Crocus zonatus

Bulb x 6 (More info)

"Crocus 'Zonatus'

Bulbs x 6


Crocus 'Zonatus' is known for its beautiful, large, and showy flowers. The petals of this crocus species are typically striped or banded in shades of lilac-pink, often with a cream white or yellow throat. The distinctive banding or striping on the petals sets it apart from many other crocus species. Crocus plants are relatively small, with the flowers typically reaching heights of just a few inches and can be used in various garden settings, including rock gardens, border plantings, and naturalized areas. Their striking and unique blooms are often used to create eye-catching displays.


What am I Buying?

Bulbs are a form of dormant plant which when planted in the correct conditions produce a full plant over time. Plants that naturally survive as bulbs will usually die down into the ground when their season is finished in order to store their energy to return the following year.

Planting Bulbs

Most bulbs should be planted at a depth 2-3 times their own depth. e.g. a 5cm bulb will be planted at 10-15cm deep.

Plant bulbs with their shoot side facing upwards up. If unsure which side, it's best to plant the bulb "laying down".

Cover with soil and lightly water in. Avoid the ground staying overly wet as it may cause the bulbs to rot.

Feed weekly with a high potassium feed, such as tomato feed, once shoots appear.

Stop feeding when the foliage begins to die back. Allow the foliage to die back naturally as this will support growth in future years.


Reduced Plastics

Please note: In order to lessen our environmental impact, all of our plants will be removed from their plastic cell trays or pots before sending. Ensure you are ready to pot your plants when they arrive.

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£5.50

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SKU
CROZONAT-6

Oct, Nov
Full Sun
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   IMPORTANT! These are BULBS, NOT potted plants.
Click 'Plant Care' tab for additional bulb planting information.

Crocus 'Zonatus' is known for its beautiful, large, and showy flowers. The petals of this crocus species are typically striped or banded in shades of lilac-pink, often with a cream white or yellow throat. The distinctive banding or striping on the petals sets it apart from many other crocus species. Crocus plants are relatively small, with the flowers typically reaching heights of just a few inches and can be used in various garden settings, including rock gardens, border plantings, and naturalized areas. Their striking and unique blooms are often used to create eye-catching displays.


Click on the 'Growing Information' tab for more details about this plant.

More Information
Common Name Crocus
Genus Crocus
Exposure Exposed, Sheltered
Soil Type Chalk, Loam, Sand, Clay
Soil pH All
Soil Moisture Well Drained
Height (Max.) 15cm
Spread (Max.) 10cm
Growth Habit Clump-Forming
Flower Colour Pink, White
Ideal for... Beds and Borders, Containers, Rockeries
Planting Grow in well drained soil in full sun or part shade. Feed after flowering when leaves are still in active growth. If naturalised in grass, delay mowing until leaves die back
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What are you buying?

Bulbs are a form of dormant plant which when planted in the correct conditions produce a full plant over time. Plants which naturally survive as bulbs will usually die down into the ground when their season is finished in order to store their energy to return the following year.

Planting Bulbs

Most bulbs should be planted at a depth 2-3 times their own depth. e.g. a 5cm bulb will be planted at 10-15cm deep.

Plant bulbs with their shoot side facing upwards up. If unsure which side, it's best to plant the bulb "laying down".

Cover with soil and lightly water in. Avoid the ground staying overly wet as it may cause the bulbs to rot.

Feed weekly with a high potassium feed, such as tomato feed, once shoots appear.

Stop feeding when the foliage begins to die back. Allow the foliage to die back naturally as this will support growth in future years.

Reduced Plastics

In order to lessen our environmental impact, all of our plants will be removed from their plastic cell trays or pots before sending. Ensure you are ready to pot your plants when they arrive.

Growing Information

Grow in well drained soil in full sun or part shade. Feed after flowering when leaves are still in active growth. If naturalised in grass, delay mowing until leaves die back

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