Crocuses are completely hardy. The species that bloom in spring can therefore still be in the ground shortly before winter. Autumn crocuses, on the other hand, are planted in late summer. What you need to know about the best time to plant.
When is the best time to plant crocuses?
The ideal planting time for crocuses depends on the species: Spring-blooming crocuses should be planted in October or November before the ground freezes. Autumn crocuses, on the other hand, thrive best when they are placed in humus-rich, permeable garden soil at the end of August.
The best time to plant spring-flowering crocuses
You can plant spring-flowering crocuses until the beginning of winter as long as the ground is not frozen.
The most beautiful flowers will develop if you plant the crocus bulbs in October or November.
When are autumn crocuses planted?
Autumn crocuses grow very quickly. It is sufficient if you plant the tubers in humus-rich, permeable garden soil at the end of August.
Tips & Tricks
If you want to care for crocuses indoors, you must first ensure that they have a longer cold period. Place the crocus bulbs in the planter from November and place it in a cool, dark place. After about ten weeks, roots have formed and the crocuses can move into the room.
