Crocus are small, deciduous perennials that emerge from corms. They feature narrow leaves, often marked with a silvery stripe down the center. The flowers, which can be fragrant, are goblet-shaped and appear in either autumn or early spring.

Crocus adanensis

Crocus aerius

Crocus aerius 'Cambridge'

Crocus aff. sieberi

Crocus aff. speciosus

Crocus aff. vernus

Crocus alatavicus

Crocus alatavieus

Crocus albiflorus 'Variabilis'

Crocus aleppicus

Crocus ancyrensis is a compact, perennial corm that reaches a height of approximately 5 cm. It features slender green leaves, each adorned with a lighter central stripe. This species blooms with rounded flowers in shades of golden yellow or orange, appearing in late winter to early spring.

Crocus ancyrensis

Crocus ancyrensis 'Golden Bunch' is a perennial corm that forms dense clusters. It features narrow, dark green leaves and produces fragrant, goblet-shaped flowers that range from yellow to orange. These blooms emerge from late winter to early spring.

Crocus ancyrensis 'Golden Bunch'

Crocus angustifolius is a perennial corm characterized by slender foliage and fragrant, vibrant yellow blooms. The flowers are prominently adorned with dark mahogany markings on their exterior.

Crocus angustifolius

Crocus angustifolius 'Alionka'

Crocus angustifolius 'Berlin Gold'

Crocus angustifolius 'Bronze Beauty' is a perennial corm characterized by slender foliage and pale yellow blooms featuring purple veining and feathering, along with orange styles. This variety has an extended flowering season and maintains its flowers effectively. Its unique color pairing sets it apart in the garden.

Crocus angustifolius 'Bronze Beauty'

Crocus angustifolius 'Janis Ruksans'

Crocus angustifolius 'Minor'

Crocus angustifolius 'Nida'

Crocus angustifolius 'Oreanda'

Crocus angustifolius bronze-flowered

Crocus angustifolius bronze-tinged

Crocus angustifolius from Oreanda, Crimea, features robust growth and produces fragrant flowers in a vibrant orange-yellow hue, accented by purple markings on the three outer petals. The leaves are elongated and slender, displaying a deep green color complemented by a distinct white stripe running down the center.

Crocus angustifolius from Oreanda, Crimea

Crocus antalyensis

Crocus antalyensis S 9701

Crocus antalyensis white-flowered

Crocus antalyensis yellow-flowered

Crocus asumaniae

Crocus asumaniae white-flowered

Crocus autranii

Crocus banaticus is a perennial corm that produces flowers in shades ranging from lilac to light purple, emerging in early autumn before the foliage appears. The inner tepals are significantly smaller than the outer ones, which tend to reflex under intense sunlight.

Crocus banaticus

Crocus banaticus 'Albus'

Crocus banaticus 'Early Bird'

Crocus banaticus 'First Snow'

Crocus banaticus 'John Marr'

Crocus banaticus 'Snowdrift'

Crocus banaticus 'Trojanus'

Crocus baytopiorum

Crocus biflorus

Crocus biflorus 'Blue Pearl' is a compact perennial corm characterized by slender, dark green leaves that reach a height of approximately 8 cm, each displaying a delicate white stripe down the center. From each corm, you can expect to see up to four fragrant flowers emerging in spring. These blooms are light lavender-blue on the outside, revealing a white interior and a yellow throat, coinciding with the leaf growth.

Crocus biflorus 'Blue Pearl'

Crocus biflorus 'Blue Peter'

Crocus biflorus 'Bowles's Blue'

Crocus biflorus 'Miss Vain' is a compact perennial corm that features slender, dark green leaves reaching approximately 8 cm in height, each displaying a delicate white stripe down the center. From late winter into early spring, this corm yields up to four goblet-shaped flowers in an ivory-white hue, accented by yellow anthers.

Crocus biflorus 'Miss Vain'

Crocus biflorus 'Serevan'

Crocus biflorus subsp. adamii is a compact perennial that develops from a robust corm, reaching a height of around 8 cm. It features elongated, slender leaves that are dark green and display a subtle white stripe running down the center. From late winter to early spring, each corm can yield as many as four goblet-shaped flowers that are white or light lilac in color, adorned with purple stripes on the exterior of the three outer petals.

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