Crocus Sativus Saffron
Pre-order now, shipped mid September.
100% flowering guarantee
Official supplier of Keukenhof
Shipping across EU
Crocus sativus, commonly known as saffron crocus, is a remarkable and highly prized flowering plant that holds a unique place in the world of horticulture and cuisine. This small but mighty crocus species is renowned for producing saffron, one of the most expensive and desirable spices in the world.
Its striking flowers add a touch of beauty and elegance to gardens in the fall when they typically bloom. Plus, these crocuses are surprisingly easy to grow in sunny to partially shaded spots that have good drainage.
Quantity per bag: 15
Size: 9/+
Height: 8 cm
Fragrant: No
Planting season: August - September
Flowering time: October - November
These bulbs remain in the soil for flowering several years. Plant them in any well-drained soil, sunny or shaded, in borders, rock gardens and in tubs on terrace and balcony. Bulbs grown from cultivated stock.
- Space the bulbs approximately 5 cm apart
- Plant the bulbs 5 cm deep
- Orders placed before 14 September 2025 will be shipped mid September 2025
- Orders placed 14 September - 14 December 2025 will be shipped within 7 business days
At Jack the Grower, we care about sustainability and the environment. To reduce our carbon footprint, we collect orders and ship twice a week instead of on a daily basis.
FAQ
We deliver to the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
Unfortunately, we don't deliver to Norway and Switzerland due to customs regulations.
We ship the flower bulbs with Parcel4You (packet service).
Once your order is packed, you’ll receive an email notification with a Track & Trace number, allowing you to follow your shipment online.
For the best quality and results, we recommend planting your bulbs as soon as they arrive. In case you're not ready to plant them right away, especially if the weather is still a bit too warm for certain varieties like tulips, you can safely store the bulbs for later this season.
Make sure they enjoy good airflow and keep them away from warm or damp conditions. Simply unpack the bulbs and find them a cool, dry spot.
We do not (yet) sell 100% organic flower bulbs. However, we work closely with certified growers who are committed to responsible farming practices.
