Early Blooming Charm
Tommies crocus bulbs are an heirloom variety that delights garden lovers with their classic early spring blooms. These flowers are among the first to emerge after winter, bringing joy with their pale purple and lavender hues accented by bright yellow centers.
A Haven for Pollinators
As crocuses bloom before the trees begin to leaf out, they provide essential pollen for early foraging pollinators, particularly honeybees. This natural food source plays a crucial role in supporting local ecosystems.
Planting Tips
To enjoy these charming blooms, plant tommies crocus bulbs in the fall when the soil cools. Recommended planting depth is about 2-3 inches, with bulbs spaced 2 inches apart. Once planted, they will naturalize and return to uplift your garden year after year.
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