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20 Sativus Crocus Corms - Instructions Will be Included

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  • 20 Saffron Corms - Each Saffron Crocus produces 3 stigmas per corm. The Corms usually bloom in the Late Fall and must be allowed to dry out over the summer. They will form clumps and should be left undisturbed.. Then, like many bulbs, they will grow again when the rains begin. Perennial Plant 3" Deep. Blooms in Fall but Plant Anytime Withhold Water in Summer after Bloom and when Growth dies Back Non GMO and Neonicotinoid Seed -
  • May Harvest in the U.S. Will Start Growing in September.
  • Each Saffron Crocus produces 3 stigmas per corm. The Corms usually bloom in the Late Fall and must be allowed to dry out over the summer. They will form clumps and should be left undisturbed.. Then, like many bulbs, they will grow again when the rains begin. Perennial. Plant 3" Deep. Blooms in Fall but Plant Anytime. Withhold Water in Summer after Bloom and when Growth dies Back.
  • Non GMO and Neonicotinoid
  • Marde Ross & Company has been a Licensed California Nursery since 1985.



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Each Saffron Crocus produces 3 stigmas per corm. The Corms usually bloom in the Late Fall and must be allowed to dry out over the summer. They will form clumps and should be left undisturbed.. Then, like many bulbs, they will grow again when the rains begin. Perennial. Plant 3" Deep. Blooms in Fall but Plant Anytime. Withhold Water in Summer after Bloom and when Growth dies Back.


chuck
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2024
Arrived in good shape. All seem to be growing. Can't wait for fall to harvest saffron again. I had a nice crop in the house I used to live in. Hope the people who bought it appreciate them and realize what they are. Perhaps I'll buy another pkg next spring. Double my harvest.
John Andersen
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2024
So far so good they have come up.Planted them late so we will see. They are in a raised bed so O can dig them up easy if necessary...update they all seemed to have died...never flowered.