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 heuffelianus 'Snow Princess'

Crocus heuffelianus 'Tatra Shades'

Crocus heuffelianus MBAC 93

Crocus heuffelianus Uklin strain

Crocus heuffelianus from East Slovenia

Crocus heuffelianus from Poland

Crocus heuffelianus subsp. heuffelianus from Carpathes Orientales

Crocus hyemalis

Crocus imperati features a corm that produces glossy, dark green foliage alongside fragrant purple blooms that emerge in late winter and early spring. The outer tepals display a buff coloration with purple streaks, while the throat of the flower showcases a yellow hue.

Crocus imperati

Crocus imperati subsp. imperati

Crocus imperati subsp. imperati var. albus

Crocus imperati subsp. suaveolens

Crocus imperati subsp. suaveolens 'De Jager' is a perennial plant that grows to about 10 cm in height. It features clumps of glossy, dark green foliage adorned with a central silvery-white stripe. The flowers, measuring 3 to 4.5 cm in length, exhibit a rich violet-purple hue on the interior, while the exterior displays a pale creamy brown with violet stripes. Notably, the flowers have orange stigmas and stamens and bloom from late winter to early spring. This crocus serves as an important early-season pollen source for honeybees.

Crocus imperati subsp. suaveolens 'De Jager'

Crocus istanbulensis

Crocus karduchorum

Crocus kerndorffiorum

Crocus korolkowii is a compact, perennial corm that generates slender green leaves reaching up to 10 cm in length, each featuring a delicate white stripe down the center. During late winter and early spring, it produces elongated, aromatic flowers in a golden yellow hue, with many outer petals displaying subtle feathering in purple or deep brown.

Crocus korolkowii

Crocus korolkowii 'Agalik'

Crocus korolkowii 'Albus'

Crocus korolkowii 'Black Truth'

Crocus korolkowii 'Dark Throat'

Crocus korolkowii 'Dytiscus'

Crocus korolkowii 'Flower of Spring'

Crocus korolkowii 'Golden Nugget'

Crocus korolkowii 'January Gold'

Crocus korolkowii 'Kiss of Spring' is a cormous perennial that reaches a height of up to 10 cm. It blooms in late winter or early spring, often emerging alongside or even before its foliage. The flowers are a vibrant yellow, featuring distinctive brown to maroon markings on the outer petals.

Crocus korolkowii 'Kiss of Spring'

Crocus korolkowii 'Lemon Queen'

Crocus korolkowii 'Lucky Number'

Crocus korolkowii 'Mountain Glory'

Crocus korolkowii 'Snow Leopard'

Crocus korolkowii 'Spring Cocktail'

Crocus korolkowii 'Unicoloratus'

Crocus korolkowii 'Varzob'

Crocus korolkowii 'Yellow Princess'

Crocus korolkowii 'Yellow Tiger'

Crocus kosaninii

Crocus kosaninii 'April View'

Crocus kosaninii f. albidus

Crocus kotschyanus features elongated, lilac blooms with yellow interiors that emerge in the autumn. The foliage appears later, making its debut in late winter.

Crocus kotschyanus

Crocus kotschyanus 'Albus'

Crocus kotschyanus 'Reliance'

Crocus kotschyanus stoloniferous

Crocus kotschyanus subsp. cappadocicus

Crocus kotschyanus subsp. hakkariensis

Crocus kotschyanus subsp. kotschyanus is a compact, perennial corm that blooms in autumn, showcasing pale lilac flowers adorned with a circle of yellow dots near the throat. The narrow leaves emerge in winter, following the flowering period.

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