The Saffron Crocus is a surprisingly easy-to-grow flower that adds a splash of color in the fall, when this plant blooms. As fall is the time to plant your Saffron Crocus bulbs, and it's also the time when you can expect to see the first bloom on this perennial flower. They prefer a full sun or very light shade location and isn't incredibly picky about soil type. It does need to be well-draining though, and best results are seen in a loamy, humus-rich type. If you plan to harvest the stigmas, it's best to wait until the second or third year. By then, the plant is more established, and the flowering will likely be optimal.

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Source: The Spruce