10 Autumn Crocus Seeds (Colchicum autumnale)

    10 Autumn Crocus Seeds (Colchicum autumnale)

      Product form

      Autumn Crocus Seeds – Colchicum autumnale Bring late-season magic to your garden with Autumn Crocus — also known as Naked... Read more

      $16.99

        • Free shipping on orders over $50

        Autumn Crocus Seeds – Colchicum autumnale

        Bring late-season magic to your garden with Autumn Crocus — also known as Naked Lady or Meadow Saffron. These striking deer-resistant, fall-blooming perennials send up large, purplish-pink flowers without a single leaf in sight, creating a bold, unexpected display just when most gardens are winding down.

        🌸 Key Features:
        • Blooms in September–October
        Cold-hardy (Zones 5–10) & deer-resistant
        • Perfect for beds, borders, and meadows
        • Plant height: 6–12" | Spacing: 3–6"
        Sun-loving — thrives in moist, well-drained soil

        ⚠️ Toxic if ingested — handle with care and keep away from children and pets.

        Add rare, vibrant charm to your fall garden with this eye-catching seasonal favorite!


        Frequently Asked Questions

        When should I plant Autumn Crocus seeds?
        Plant in late summer to early fall, ideally 6–8 weeks before the first frost. This gives the seeds time to establish before winter dormancy.

        How deep should I plant the seeds?
        Sow seeds about 1–2 inches deep in well-drained soil. Space them 3–6 inches apart for a natural, clustered look.

        Do Autumn Crocus seeds need full sun?
        Yes — they thrive in full sun to partial shade. Choose a spot that gets at least 4–6 hours of direct sunlight daily for the best blooms.

        Are these seeds safe around pets and children?
        No — Colchicum autumnale is toxic if ingested. Plant in areas away from pets and children, and always wash hands after handling.

        Will Autumn Crocus come back every year?
        Yes! These are perennials that return year after year in Zones 5–10. Once established, they naturalize beautifully and multiply over time.

        Pros and cons

        • Flowering

        Recently viewed products

          Login

          Forgot your password?

          Don't have an account yet?
          Create account