Colchicum × byzantinum - Wikipedia
Colchicum × byzantinum, the Byzantine meadow saffron, is a species of flowering plant in the family Colchicaceae with a long history of cultivation, and no certain place of origin. It is thought to be a hybrid of other species.
Colchicum byzantinum (Meadow Saffron) - Gardenia
Award-winning Colchicum byzantinum is an early fall-blooming Colchicum that bears up to 20 small, funnel-shaped, soft lilac flowers, 4-6 in. long (10-15 cm), with a prominent central white stripe. Appearing long before the leaves, they are borne on white stems. This perennial makes a truly unique display in the fall garden.
Colchicum byzantinum - Plant Finder - Missouri Botanical Garden
Colchicum byzantinum is a species of autumn crocus that is generally considered to be native to southeastern Europe, however some authorities believe that it is actually a hybrid of C. cilicicum. In late spring, plants send up somewhat unattractive foliage (5-6 ribbed, elliptic to lance-shaped, dark green leaves to 12” long).
Colchicums 101 | North American Rock Garden Society - NARGS
It was first described in 1601 by Clusius, who got his corms from some Viennese ladies, who in turn got them from someone from Constantinople (Byzantium). Talk about plant swapping! Since C. x byzantinum does not set seed, all of the corms in the world are descended from those originally from the Byzantine empire.
Colchicum byzantinum - 百度百科
Colchicum byzantinum的树高是0.25-0.50英尺，树幅是0.25至0.50英尺，九月至十月开花，养护成本中等。 [1] Colchicum byzantinum是秋水仙科植物。
Colchicum x byzantinum - Chicago Botanic Garden
This autumn crocus has up to 20 purple-pink flowers per corm in September. This native of Asia Minor might be a hybrid of Colchicum cilicicum. It has been known in cultivation since 1597. Plant in full sun and moist but well drained soils. Divide when the clumps of corms have become so congested they start to push up to the surface of the soil.
Colchicum byzantinum | GardensOnline
Colchicum byzantinum, commonly known as Byzantine Meadow Saffron or Autumn Crocus, is a perennial bulbous plant that adds a unique touch to domestic gardens. Known for its large, crocus-like flowers that bloom in the autumn, it provides vibrant color …
Colchicum byzantinum - Cold Climate Gardening
2003年10月3日 — E. A. Bowles, writing in Crocus & Colchicum, spends a whole chapter detailing the minute differences between C. byzantinum and C. cilicicum, so that I am never quite sure which one I have. To sum up, he describes byzantinum as “pale pinkish lilac,” which mine are.
Colchicum × byzantinum &Innocence& | Byzantine meadow …
A vigorous cormous perennial with ribbed, strap-like basal leaves that emerge in spring and die back in summer. White goblet-shaped flowers, sometimes with purple tints at the tips of the petals, appear in early autumn. All ratings refer to the …
Colchicum- Byzantinum - The Seed Collection
Colchicum x byzantinum. An herbaceaous perennial with funnel shaped flowers about 15cm tall in autumn. The soft lilac flowers are held on white stems, with each corm producing up to 20 flowers. Clumps of 30cm tall, broad, dark green leaves emerge in late winter and early spring, dying down in …