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Crocus pulchellus Help - Bloomed First Year, but Nothing This Year

5 years ago

In September of 2019 we planted 100 Crocus pulchellus bulbs. At the end of October 2019 we had a beautiful display from them (see photos). However, we have seen NOTHING from them this fall. I'd consider repeating the planting process if I knew what steps to take to ensure repeat performances. Any ideas or advice? (Zone 6B). I know they can bloom up through January, but I thought bloom time would be approximately the same each year. Thank You!



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