VotanikiI Ruby Giant Snow Crocus Bulbs – Hardy Perennial, Early Spring Blooms, Crocus Tommasinianus ‘Ruby Giant’ (Early Crocus) | Perfect for Gardens and Borders, Easy to Grow

Description

Crocus tommasinianus ‘Ruby Giant’ boasts rich red-purple, star-shaped flowers adorned with bright orange anthers. The grass-like foliage displays narrow, median silvery stripes. Borne on sturdy stems, the flowers withstand wind and rain. The profuse flowering and spontaneous self-propagation make this crocus a very great choice for naturalizing. Once the corms of ‘Ruby Giant’ have established themselves, their flowers will emerge year after year in seemingly infinite numbers. This early spring-flowering crocus is one of the best for naturalizing in grass. Great also planted in clusters at the front of borders or in patio pots. Plant Ruby Giant Crocus bulbs in the fall, approximately 2–3 inches deep, in well-draining soil to ensure a spectacular floral display in early spring. Their deer-resistant and hardy nature makes them ideal for gardens prone to wildlife visits. Ruby Giant Snow Crocus are also a charming addition to containers, offering flexibility in garden design. Ruby Giant Snow Crocuses pair beautifully with other early spring bloomers like snowdrops, winter aconites, and Iris reticulata. Their vibrant purple hues create stunning contrasts when combined with white or yellow flowers, enhancing the overall appeal of mixed bulb plantings. Ruby Giant Snow Crocus bulbs are cold-hardy and robust, thriving in USDA Hardiness Zones 3–8. They can survive harsh winter conditions and return reliably each year.

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