Colchicum species and bulbs. Colchicum are a genus of plants from Asia and the Mediterranean. Colchicum send up flowers before foliage, hence the name "naked ladies", however with species and hybrids such as Colchicum Aggrippinum, Colchicum Autumnale Alba and Colchicum Byzantium that will bloom from midsummer through to spring. Colchicum grow best in a humus rich soil in part shade. Colchicum are a a very interesting species, well worth exploring in some depth. Nurseries, Mail Order Nurseries, Specialist Nurseries,Online Nurseries.
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Colchicum Plant Profile and Growing Hints
Colchicum or 'autumn crocus' are similar to crocus but are not related. Flowers appear before the foliage in autumn. A well drained soil with lots of rotted compost of peat. Keep moist in the flowering season. Plant in clumps for best effect. Colchicum can look great in pots.



HILLVIEW RARE PLANTS
400 Huon Rd South Hobart TAS 7004
PH (03) 62240770
Cool climate bulbs for the collector and the gardener. Wide range of crocus, cyclamen, galanthus and fritillaria in Australia
 

LAMBLEY NURSERY
"Burnside" Lesters Rd Ascot VIC 3364
PH (03) 53434303 Fax (03) 53434257
Retail and Mail Order Nursery Specialising in dry climate plants. Large range of perennials and bulbs including many new releases from Europe & USA. All plants are grown at our own nursery. Many, hardy, rare and difficult to find 'dry climate' plants.
 
WEB: www.lambley.com.au

GARDEN EXPRESS
470 Monbulk-Silvan Road Monbulk VIC 3793
Mail: Reply Paid 68541 Monbulk VIC 3793
Phone: 1300 606 242 Fax: 1300 696 454
"Guaranteed mail order flowering bulbs, perennials, roses, trees, landscaping plants, garden accessories and community fundraising Australia-wide."
Email:info@gardenexpress.com.au

 




Colchicum Bulbs and plants for : Sydney (New South Wales - NSW), Brisbane (Queensland - QLD), Melbourne Victoria VIC), Adelaide (South Australia - SA), Perth (Western Australia - WA), Hobart (Tasmania - TAS), Darwin (Northern Territory - NT) and Canberra (ACT)