My saffron flowered!!! :D
(I'm so excited, I was worried the cold got them! But they're fine!)

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My saffron flowered!!! :D
(I'm so excited, I was worried the cold got them! But they're fine!)
Spices: black pepper, saffron crocus, star anise pins, 2023.
How to grow the most expensive spice in the world | Wow to | Gardening Australia
This farm in Tasmania’s Huon Valley grows rows of the delicate flowers that create the spice that is worth more than gold. Saffron Crocus (Crocus sativus) are a small, somewhat unassuming flower with purple petals. But it is what’s inside that counts – the red, three-pronged stigma. When plucked and dried, this becomes what we know as saffron. 30 years ago, Nicola Noonan and her husband left their corporate jobs in Sydney, purchased a farm and began importing Saffron bulbs. While this farm produces over 100,000 saffron crocus flowers per year, that doesn’t equate to a lot of saffron strands – one kilo of dried saffron comes from 250,000 flowers!
Our 2024 garden: order in
Yes, you read that right! This is about our 2024 garden! I get regular emails from Veseys, promoting their products, and got a very interesting one today. On following the link, I knew I had to place an order! They had Canadian saffron crocuses available! From the description: “Exclusively Canadian, these bulbs are produced in Quebec. “ Okay, to technically they are a zone 4 bulb, but so is…
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What kind of flowers are these? They are Saffron crocus (Crocus sativus), which bloom in autumn. Their stigmas (the long, orange thingies) are removed and dried to make saffron, that expensive spice. Bizarre and beautiful, yes?
Went on a little hike, found plenty of saffrons 🌸
Bee loving up my saffron crocus
Why are the bois so tol?
Those are saffron crocus, being grown indoors because it's too cold outside even for a crocus. The tallest one is 9" and the shortest one is still over what I'd expect a crocus to be.
Tiny fence is discouragement for my herbicidal cat.