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Bulbous flowers CROCUS Pickwick very bright, pale lilac with milky white stripes 10 bulbs Large-flowered crocuses are very prolific, unpretentious plants that are decorated with really large goblet flowers: on average 2 times larger than those of wild ancestors. Many hybrids differ in minor color details or size, which only becomes noticeable when grown together. The color is white, all shades of lilac, lilac and violet, and two-color so-called net or striped. Location: thrive in well-lit, sun-warmed places. In the shade, the flowers do not fully open. Soil: prefer loose, permeable nutrient soils. Planting: The best time to plant is August-September when the plants are at rest. Flowering: March – April Reproduction: dividing the overgrown nests of corms in the fall. Usage: effective in group plantings, curbs, ridges, on rocky areas.