Crocuses are among the very first flowers to bloom in spring, often appearing as soon as the snow melts and signalling the start of a new gardening season. They are valued for their early flowering, easy care and ability to naturalise, producing increasingly impressive displays year after year. They are an excellent choice for gardeners looking to enjoy the first colours of spring.
In this category you will find carefully selected crocus bulbs – from white and yellow to purple, striped and large-flowered varieties. They are perfect for flower beds, lawns, rock gardens and naturalistic plantings.
What makes Crocuses special?
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Among the first flowers to bloom in spring.
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Easy to grow and low maintenance.
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Naturalise well and flower more abundantly each year.
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Ideal for lawns, rock gardens and flower bed edges.
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Fully hardy in Lithuanian growing conditions.
Beautiful spring combinations
Crocuses look especially beautiful when planted together with:
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Glory-of-the-Snow (Chionodoxa) – for the earliest spring displays.
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Siberian Squill (Scilla) – for natural-looking spring plantings.
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Grape Hyacinths (Muscari) – to extend the display of blue spring flowers.
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Early Daffodils – for colourful early spring flower beds.
Gėlių Gija's tip
Plant crocuses in groups of 20–50 bulbs. Left undisturbed, they will gradually naturalise and create increasingly spectacular carpets of spring flowers year after year.
