Collection: Organic crocuses
Organicaly grown crocuses
Crocuses belong to the Iridaceae family (iris family) and are among the first flowers to appear in spring. They often tend to bloom before trees and shrubs grow leaves, making them stand out in the landscape. These star-shaped flowers can be perfectly combined with other early bloomers. Whether you plant them in the garden, in a pot or even in the grass, they will enchant you again and again.
Some crocuses belong to the Stinzen plants that have been naturalizing in Dutch gardens for centuries. They are the epitome of reliable beauty, as they faithfully return and even reproduce year after year.
Location
A crocus thrives best in a location with full sun or light shade. The soil must be well-drained to prevent excess moisture. Adding organic matter, such as compost, improves soil quality. Crocuses also bloom well in pots or in the grass. There's a spot for the crocus everywhere!
Flowerbulbs for bees
Crocus flowers contain nectar and pollen, making them attractive to pollinating insects such as bees and bumblebees. They play an important role in pollinating other plants and contributing to biodiversity in the garden.
Saffroncrocus
Although the saffroncrocus blooms in the fall, it is also classified under the spring-flowering category for convenience. Plant the tubers in the ground between August and October for enchanting late autumn flowering and winter greenery. The Crocus 'Sativus' is a loyal companion that will return for many years in the right location and with the right care.
Where can I buy organically grown crocuses?
You can order organic crocus tubers from us in the webshop from June to January. These will be delivered from September during the planting time. From August to January you can select the organic tubers yourself from the boxes at our market stall. Visit us at one of our markets. (See events calendar)
Experience the enchantment of organic crocuses in your garden. Order your tubers today and create a beautiful spectacle of color and life.