Crocus lawn

Naturalized bulbs in lawns look nice but what about mowing them? Here are some things to consider before mowing bulbs in the lawn. Click this article to get additional information.

How to naturalize bulbs in your lawn (and what bulbs to choose) for a spring display of blooms and color.

Create a naturalistic effect by planting bulbs like daffodils and fritillaries in your lawn.

Stephen on Instagram: “Planted crocus circles around the trees along the drive a couple of years ago. Looking lovely now 👌💚 #gardens #crocus #spring #gardening…”

Naturalised Crocus tommasinianus and Narcissus Pseudonarcissus at Savill gardens Windsor

Spiral of Spring Crocus grown on lawn - Spring... Image:0052818 - Stock photo from GAP Gardens, garden & plant photography

You too can have an enchanting lawn filled with crocus blooms! I have previously posted here on this blog about this house in NW Washington DC, that is pretty nondescript all year, except in March, when the front lawn explodes into a crocus lawn. This year, I noticed at least another 10 such flowering lawns in my neighborhood and I've added my own to the list as well. To get one of your own, start with a turf grass lawn -- the thinner and more shade-challenged the better. A thick, lustrous…

Crocuses are the first bright surprise in early spring. In order to get the cheery flowers, you have to plant some corms at the right time of the year. You need to know when to plant crocus. Read here for important crocus planting tips.

I’m hardly new to naturalizing bulbs in lawns. I started when I was barely 10 or 11 years old and I’m 68 now.