Crocus chrysanthus Herald

Perhaps time to brighten your garden with the vibrant yellow of 'Herald' crocus.

-15 to -20°C
Good Cut Flowers
Scented
Good for Pollinators

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Announcing the arrival of spring, the unusual Crocus chrysanthus 'Herald' provides fragrant, primrose-yellow goblets with darker golden centre and purple-maroon outer petals. Wonderful too for the hibernating insects as they emerge from their winter slumbers, crocuses offer a vital supply of nectar and pollen. Native to the Balkan countries and also known as the Snow Crocus, chrysanthus have smaller blooms than the Dutch crocus (vernus) but produce more flowers per bulb. Even a small clump can be easily seen from a distance. Blooming earlier too, they often emerge through a layer of snow, hence the common name. Leave undisturbed and they will bloom year after year.Growing from corms Crocus Herald will reach a height of approximately 8-10cm and is wonderful planted in borders and containers, in drifts or for naturalising in your lawn to dramatic effect.Crocus chrysanthus 'Herald' is fully hardy and prefers to be grown in moist, well-drained soil in sun or shade.
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Key Information
Latin Name Crocus chrysanthus Herald 5+ size bulb 30 bag
Hardiness H6 (-15 to -20°C)
Colour Yellow
Type Perennial
Format Corms
Position Full-Sun
Height in Maturity (m) 0.15
Spread in Maturity (m) 0.10
Soil Conditions Chalk Clay Loam Sand
Aspect East-facing, North-facing, South-facing, West-facing
Scented Yes
Good for pots Yes
Good for Rockeries Yes
Good for pollinators Yes
Good for cutting Yes

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