One of the finest Crocus for naturalising, tommasinianus produces glowing sapphire-lavender blooms between February and March each year.

This award-winning Crocus has been granted a prestigious Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society and is one of the first Crocus varieties to flower in late winter, sometimes miraculously emerging from a bed of snow.

Plant the bulbs in large groups to flower as a carpet of colour, attracting pollinators who are drawn to the goblet-like, lustrous flowers and golden stamens within.

Ideal for rockeries, borders, containers and open grassy areas where they will multiply best when left undisturbed.