How Do You Take Care Of A Crocus Plant?
Crocus plants bloom early and produce colorful flowers that are close to the ground. They are very easy to care for and are a favorite among gardeners. A crocus will multiple easily because the flowers that fade and drop off will reseed and grow new plants. Crocuses do well in cold weather and should generally be planted in early August. They should be planted outdoors separately or in beds. The bright flowers will fit in anywhere and brighten any area of the yard. Plant the crocus in a sandy, well-drained soil in a location where it will receive full sun or light shade. A 5-10-5 formula fertilizer can be mixed into the soil before planting. Plant the crocus 5 inches deep in the soil. Keep the soil moist but not overly damp. You can mist the plant during the warmer months. Avoid planting a crocus near annuals or other plants that require a lot of water, as too much moisture can cause rot in a crocus. Fertilize the crocus at the beginning of the growing season with a general-use slow-re
