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Colchicum laetum Steven
Corm conical, about 3 cm diam., covered by black-brown scales. Flowering plants about 10 cm. Leaves linear, 3-4, appearing in spring. Flowers 1-4, fairly large, 4-5 cm, pale violet, lilac or pink. V - in two periods, early spring when fruiting, and later when flowering and developing leaves. Fl - late summer or autumn, for 2-3 weeks. Propagation by seed or division. Can grow in a rather severe climate, for example, does well in St. Petersburg in sunny and dry places. Well suited for the rock garden. Z 4. New.
Russia (Volga River basin), Caucasus (northern regions, and Dagestan). In meadows, steppes, in the foothills and submontaine plains.
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