Crocus – Pink – Guide & Order

Crocus in pink. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Pink Crocus – Spring's Early Friend

Crocus is a classic flower that welcomes spring, and the pink variety is particularly elegant and romantic. Pink crocus are small, compact flowers that emerge from snow and ice early in winter, making them a delightful and joyful flower to receive. With their delicate colour and graceful form, pink crocus are perfect for anyone wanting to bring a hint of spring into their home well before the season normally arrives. These flowers measure only around 20 centimetres in height, making them easy to handle and perfect for both tables and windowsills.

Growing and Caring for Pink Crocus

Pink crocus love sunlight and thrive best in a well-lit spot in your home. The flower requires only moderate watering to flourish – the important thing is that the soil doesn't become waterlogged or too damp, as this can damage the bulb. Pink crocus are a hardy flower that don't require any special expertise to grow, making them perfect for beginners in flower gardening. The flowers last approximately 5 days, which is a lovely timeframe to enjoy their beauty without worrying about them wilting too quickly.

Gift Ideas for Every Occasion

Pink crocus are an ideal flower to send as a gift, especially for weddings or other special occasions. A bouquet of pink crocus is elegant without being excessive – it says "I care" without requiring a big budget. Do note that pink crocus is toxic to cats and dogs if eaten, so keep it out of reach of pets.

Why Choose Pink Crocus

Pink crocus are simply a flower for anyone wanting to do something lovely without fuss. Whether you want to give a gift at a wedding, surprise a friend, or simply treat yourself to a little spring joy during the dark winter months, pink crocus are a sure bet. This beautiful flower combines simplicity, beauty and practical usefulness in a way few other flowers manage. Send pink crocus today and watch your recipient's face light up!

Quick facts – Crocus – Pink

Colour
pink
Latin name
Crocus
Type
bulb
Flowering
march-april
Light
full sun
Water
low
Height
8-15 cm
Scent
mild
Toxic to pets
yes
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FAQ about Crocus – Pink

What kind of soil do crocuses prefer?
Crocuses thrive in well-drained soil that does not become waterlogged in winter. A sandy or gritty soil with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH is ideal. Avoid heavy, wet clay, which can make the corms rot.
How often should crocuses be watered?
Crocuses rarely need extra water, as spring rain is usually enough. In a very dry spring you can water lightly while they flower and the leaves develop. Overwatering causes rot, and once the leaves have yellowed no watering is needed at all.
Do crocuses need cutting back?
Crocuses need no real pruning, but leave the leaves until they have yellowed naturally, as this is essential for next year's flowers. You can remove faded flowers if you like, but it makes no difference to the plant's health.
Which pests and diseases can affect crocuses?
Rot caused by wet soil and poor drainage is the most common problem. Mice, squirrels and other rodents love to eat the corms, so planting at the right depth or under wire mesh helps. Birds sometimes peck at the flowers too.
How do crocuses survive the winter?
Crocuses are fully hardy and need a cold spell to flower in spring. The corms rest in the ground and need no winter protection. Just make sure the planting site drains well so they are not left sitting in water.

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