Crocus Growing in the Grass
This early spring blossom features a single crocus sprouting among green blades of grass.
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Crocus Growing in the Grass
A crocus flower with cup-shaped petals grows directly from a small clump of grass. The upright bloom stands alongside simple blades of grass as a herald of early spring.
Interesting Facts About Crocuses in the Wild
Crocuses often push through cold soil and even light snow in late winter or early spring before most trees grow leaves. They open their petals wide in sunny weather to allow bees to collect nectar and close tightly when night falls or rain begins. The spice known as saffron comes from the vivid orange stigmas of a specific autumn-blooming crocus species.
Real Colors of a Crocus and Grass
- Crocus Petals: Purple, violet, bright yellow, or pure white
- Flower Stigmas: Deep orange or red in the center of the bloom
- Crocus Leaves: Dark green with a distinctive silvery white stripe down the middle
- Grass Blades: Fresh green to emerald green