Planting Crocus Bulbs in Fall

Planting Crocus Bulbs in Fall Planting crocus bulbs in fall ensures vibrant blooms in early spring, adding a cheerful burst of color to your garden. Choose a sunny or partially shaded spot with well-drained soil. Dig holes about 3–4 inches deep, and space bulbs 2–3 inches apart, with the pointed end facing up. Cover them with soil and water thoroughly. Mulch the area lightly to protect bulbs during winter. Crocuses thrive in clusters, so plant in groups for a naturalized look. With minimal care, these hardy flowers will reward you with stunning blossoms year after year.