Crocus tommasinianus 'Whitewell Purple' Quantity:10 bulbs The blooms come later in

The blooms come later in the season and add colour to the garden when other daffodils have already come and gone

often starting out with coppery tints

though it can easily be pruned to fit smaller spaces

with cultivation dating back as far as 8

It has an upright spreading habit and will grow to be around 4m at full maturity with a vase-like shape

Crocus tommasinianus 'Whitewell Purple' Quantity:10 bulbs The blooms come later inWhitewell Purple has 6 long petals with violet purple hues that are white towards the base often with gold tones in the throat and golden oranges and yellows in the stigma and anthers. Multiple, open flowers form from each corm with slender, silver striped upright grass like foliage. Early spring bloom, dwarf Whitewell Purple is a beautiful botanical Crocus with incredibly beautiful blooms gently suggesting the coming of spring. Plant together for