
How to Pollinate Woodland crocus
(Crocus tommasinianus)
Woodland crocus, also known as Tommasini's crocus, Early crocus
Woodland crocus bedazzles bees, its primary pollinators, with its vibrant petals and sweet nectar. This flower uses entomophily, a form of biotic pollination where pollinators, primarily bees, carry pollen from stamen to pistil. Timely, this process naturally unrolls during the chill, late winter to early spring, supporting woodland crocus's successful pollination, paving a path for the next generation of these captivating blooms.