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Crocus - Wikipedia Crocus ( ˈkroʊkəs ; plural: crocuses or croci) is a genus of seasonal flowering plants in the family Iridaceae (iris family) comprising about 100 species of perennials growing from corms
How to Plant and Grow Crocus - Better Homes Gardens Crocus brings early spring color to the landscape by popping out of the ground (sometimes through snow!) with petite, ground-hugging flowers Large sections of crocus planted beneath deciduous trees create a spectacular sight
How to Grow and Care for Spring Crocus - The Spruce Emerging from bulb-like structures called corms, crocuses are low-growing perennial flowering plants from the iris (Iridaceae) family that come back year after year for at least five years growing from one corm In many regions, crocus flowers (Crocus spp ) mark the arrival of spring
Crocus Guide: How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Crocus Crocus, a member of the Iridaceae or iris family, is a genus of flowering plants that has painted landscapes across Europe and the Mediterranean with its vibrant blooms since the 18th century
Crocus | Definition, Description, Flower, Corm, Species, Facts . . . A crocus is any of various species of cormose plants of the iris family, many of which are widely grown for their cuplike blooms in early spring or autumn Crocuses are native to the Alps, southern Europe, and the Mediterranean area and are cultivated in temperate areas worldwide
Colorful Crocus for a Burst of Spring - Gardenia Crocus vernus, commonly known as the Dutch Crocus or Giant Crocus, is a spring-flowering bulbous perennial It produces large, cup-shaped flowers in a wide range of colors, including purple, white, yellow, and striped varieties
How to Grow and Care for Crocus - Garden. org A sure sign of spring, crocuses have low-growing, colorful, cup-shaped flowers that are a welcome sight in garden beds and lawns Mass plantings of colorful crocuses herald the start of spring, sometimes poking their flowers right up through the snow