Crocus laevigatus
Highly variable, autumnal flowering species from Greece.
We offer corms from our many different collections.
Easy to grow, forming clumps with time. Excellent for naturalizing in a Mediterranean climate garden.
1 corm for
(It is possible to order seeds all year round)
€4.00
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Biarum marmarisense
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Narcissus viridiflorus - Mature bulbs (6-7 yrs old)
Narcissus viridiflorus – Mature bulbs (6-7 yrs old)
Ex. Spain; Cadiz; Ciclana de a Frontera.
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Highly scented in the evening and during the night.
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Romulea crocea OP29205 (syn R. bulbocodium var crocea)
Romulea crocea OP29205 (syn R. bulbocodium var crocea)
Ex. Turkey; Antalya province, Perge
In my opinion this taxon should retake back its original name Romulea crocea as it looks and has very different growth habits to R. bulbocodium. The form offered has a lovely deep yellow color with nice brownish/purple markings and veins.
ks and has very different growth habits to R. bulbocodium. The form offered has a lovely deep yellow color with nice brownish/purple markings and veins.
Season is closed, bulbs will be available again at the end of May 2022
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Scilla latifolia
Scilla latifolia
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