Crocus vernus Ice Queen
Description
Crocus ‘Ice Queen’ features charming cup-shaped flowers with six petals. The petals are predominantly white, adorned with subtle lilac-blue stripes, creating a beautiful contrast. These blooms emerge from small corms in late winter or early spring, often while snow is still on the ground.
Botanical Features
Flowers: The flowers of Crocus ‘Ice Queen’ are cup-shaped with six pointed petals. They have a predominantly white coloration with delicate lilac-blue stripes or markings.
Leaves: The plant produces narrow, strap-like leaves that emerge from the base of the stem. The leaves are typically green and provide a backdrop for the colorful flowers.
Corms: Crocus ‘Ice Queen’ grows from small, rounded corms that are planted in the soil in late summer or early fall.
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