The Garden Merit awardee Meadow Saffron is an early fall-blooming Colchicum which bears up to 20 small, funnel-shaped, soft lilac flowers with a prominent central white stripe. This perennial makes a truly unique display in the fall garden and they resemble Crocuses, producing broad, ribbed, dark green leaves in spring. A very outstanding plant, the Meadow Saffron is easily grown on average, well-drained soil on a full sun or part shade, but do remember that this plant is toxic to humans and animals such as dogs and cats.

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Source: Gardenia.net