Crocus Bulbs,Jeanne d'Arc,White, fall planting

Crocuses might be small flowers, but they carry a powerful message: spring is around the corner! Blooming in yellow, white, purple, lilac and even orange, these hardy little fellows are a delightful start to the flower bulb season. 

Crocus Jeanne d'Arc bulbs have white flowers with an orange pistil and purple base. Heirloom from 1940. Great for bedding, rock gardens, borders, and naturalizing. Can be forced in pots for early gifts.

QUICK GUIDE

• WHEN
  Plant in fall
  Blooms in late winter/early spring

• WHERE
  Hardiness zone 3-8
  Full sun or partial shade
  Well-draining soil

• WATER
  Once after planting
  Moderately in spring
• WIDTH & DEPTH
  3” apart
  2-3” deep
• Common Name: Dutch crocus Jeanne d'Arc
  Botanical Name: Crocus vernus Jeanne dArc
  Exposure: Full to three quarters day sun
  Hardiness: Zones 4-8
  Height: 5-6"
  

Color: Glistening white flowers with a few pencil-thin purple lines from base
Bloom Season: Late winter - very early spring
Bulb/Plant Size: 9+ cm