Crocus in March

Most of these bulbs have been blooming for dozens of years. There was a large crocus field in the corner of the yard when we moved in 22 years ago. We’ve moved them around as new beds were added. I keep trying to naturalize them in the front strip of grass by the street, but I think it’s too shady… Some of these crocus bulbs were planted last fall, especially the yellow, orange, and dwarf white ones.

This crocus has Light Purple veins with white edges

Clumps of Purple Crocus in the leaves under the plum tree

Tiny white crocus with dark purple veins

Mostly white crocus clump with pale purple stripes

Light purple crocus has slightly darker purple veins.

We only have one yellow crocus on in the yard, and it's almost always the first one to bloom. This one is starting to fade while the rest still look very good.

This little tete-a-tete daffodil was the first to bloom this year. You can see how small this daffodil is, blooming shorter than the crocus behind it.

Small clump of pink Chindoxia by the front door

Crocus bloom between the fading snowdrops on the front berm near the driveway.

Big clumps of daffodils are getting ready to bloom. Should start popping in a few days.