Crocus speciosus 'Conqueror'

Crocus speciosus 'Conqueror'Conqueror produces large cup shaped flowers of pale blues and violets sprouting from on bare, pale whitish greens to purplish blue stems in the autumn. Delicate, pale blue hued blooms develop from corms or a bulb like, base root. Devoid of foliage during the blooming season, strap like green leaves can be seen in the springtime. Largest blooms of Crocus, Conqueror is a delightful flower with pale blues and purples and will gracefully beautify and

they will return year after year

then 'Little Blue' might well be the variety for you

They make excellent cut flowers and are good for decorating rock gardens and other landscape areas

With its attractive upright habit

containers or in window boxes and can be used as a cut flower for bouquets and arrangements

Although plant-specific variations do exist

Top tip: Plant as part of a woodland garden scheme alongside hostas

result in a tree that's simply perfect for bouquet cuttings

including coastal

heathers and other ericaceous (acid-loving) plants

in sustainable packaging

containers