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Genus: Crocus

Species: tomasinianus

Common Name: Crocus

Family: Iridaceae

Order: Asparagales

Native: Central Yugoslavia

Habit: Herbaceous Perennial-Cormous

Height: 0.25 to 0.5 foot

Width: 0.25 to 0.5 foot

Flowering Season: Late winter to early Spring

Flower Color: Purple, lilac or reddish-purple

Propagation: Seed or corms

Zone: 4-8

O ther species, varieties or cultivars: C. tommasinianus "Barr's Purple", C. chrysanthus "Cream Beauty", C. biflorus "Purity", The Majestic Lavender mix.

Note: This cormous plant is suitable for containers, rock gardens, grouped in lawn, near trees, shrubs or buildings, and open areas of woodland gardens. Prefers sunny to partly shady, moderately dry, well-drained, ordinary garden soil.