Crocus x jessoppiae Corms

A floriferous hybrid crocus with white florets and striking grey-blue bases. The bright yellow-orange pistils add a vibrant contrast. Flowers from October to November, bringing late-season colour to your garden.

Key features

• Height: 10-15cm
• Spread: 5-8cm
• Also known as: Jessop's crocus

Benefits to UK wildlife

• Provides nectar for late-flying pollinators like bees when few other flowers bloom

Planting tips

• Plant in well-drained soil in full sun
• Space bulbs 8-10cm apart at a depth of 7-10cm
• Ideal for borders, rock gardens or naturalising in grass

These low-maintenance bulbs multiply readily, creating larger displays each year. Their autumn flowering period extends your garden's season of interest.