Early crocuses 'Barr's White', 50 pcs.

Crocus 'Barr's White' is an elegant variety of tommasinianus crocus, blooming in early spring with bright white, delicately star-shaped flowers. As soon as the first rays of sunlight appear, the flowers open wide, creating a bright and fresh accent in the garden that is just waking up.

This variety grows to about 10-15 cm tall and is perfect for planting in lawns, rock gardens, under deciduous trees or shrubs, and at the edges of flower beds. Like other tommasinianus crocuses, 'Barr's White' naturalizes easily - in favorable conditions it increases in number every year and forms larger and larger flowering areas.

It grows best in a sunny or lightly shaded location, in fertile and well-drained soil. It is a variety that is completely resistant to Lithuanian winters and does not require complex care.

Plant the bulbs in groups of 15-30. This will create a natural-looking carpet of white flowers in early spring, which goes particularly well with the blue flowers of tommasinianus crocus, bluebells or snowdrops.

Plant from September. Plant three bulbs deep.