Fall-blooming crocus, (Crocus speciosus), offer a splash of late season color. Here is a photo from Saturday evening, just before sunset. These bulbs flower without foliage in autumn; in springtime, they send up the typical grass-like crocus follage but no flowers. They naturalize when happy, which can be just about anywhere except in soggy, soil or well-watered gardens. They like to be bone-dry during summer dormancy.
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