Colchicum sp. Corms

Introduce a vibrant splash of autumn colour to your garden with these deep carmine flowers. They bloom from September to November, a time when most other plants are fading.

Key Features

• Striking deep carmine pink flowers.
• Produces a pleasant, light fragrance.
• Flowers from September through November.
• Compact, reaching a height of 5-15cm.
  

Benefits for UK Wildlife

This plant provides a vital source of nectar for late-flying pollinators. You will see bees and butterflies visiting the blooms on sunny autumn days.

Planting Guide

• Plant the bulbs in dappled shade, ideally beneath deciduous trees.
• Choose a spot with fertile, well-drained soil.
• For best results in the UK, select a very sheltered position to protect it from harsh winter winds.
• You can also grow it successfully in pots placed in a cold frame or Alpine house.
• The bulbs have a slow, clump-forming habit and will gradually spread.

Ready to extend your garden's flowering season? These hardy bulbs offer an easy and rewarding display.