This is our largest kit for the entrepreneur who would like to grow saffron to sell at your local farmers markets/online community.
Perfect for new farmers who want our largest offering at a discount. This lucrative spice is worth its weight in gold. This option saves you $$ giving you wholesale pricing. Order now and start your new side business with a crop that rewards you with a harvest within months of planting.
Quantity 200 large saffron corms, enough to plant in a 4×4 raised bed. With FREE SHIPPING!
Please note this is a pre order ships in late August-early September.
$480.00
Are you ready to start your saffron garden? This is our largest kit for the entrepreneur who would like to grow saffron to sell at your local farmers markets/online community.
Perfect for new farmers who want our largest order at a discount. This lucrative spice is worth its weight in gold. This option saves you a lot of cash giving you wholesale pricing. We offer our comprehensive guidebook (PDF download) with this kit in order to insure your success in growing the world’s most expensive spice. Order now and start your new side business with a crop that rewards you with a harvest within months of planting.
Grow Saffron efficiently in your garden!
Did you know you can plant up to 24 saffron bulbs per square foot? That’s right! With this efficient planting method, you can maximize your yield even in small spaces.
For a standard raised garden bed (4×4 feet), you can fit an impressive 200 saffron corms! Imagine the vibrant saffron flowers blooming in your backyard, ready to be harvested.
Start your saffron growing journey today and transform your garden into a saffron paradise!
Quantity 200 large saffron corms. Enough to plant in a 4×4 raised bed.
Suitable for professional Saffron production. These are professional grade saffron corms.
Best time to plant saffron is between August-October. So order immediately.
Many people don’t know this, but you can grow Saffron corms from zones 4-10.
They don’t require much water or nutrition.
It’s an easy plant to care for.
You will get a harvest your first year if you plant them between August-October.
What is Saffron?
Saffron is the bright red stigma of the flower Sativus Crocus. The 3 Saffron threads are removed from the flower and dried. This flower is planted, harvested, and processed by hand. Making it the worlds most expensive spice. Saffron makes a healthy spice and is used to add color & flavor to many dishes- soups, seafood, rice, chicken, pastries, desert, butter, cheese, and so on.
Saffron is also known as Red Gold, a highly valuable spice. When stored properly Saffron can last for many years and even decades.
Saffron contains many beneficial medicinal properties and is used in homeopathy.
Saffron provides a delightful taste and is used as a powerful dye.
WHY GROW SAFFRON?
* You can grow Saffron (Crocus Sativus) from zones 4-10.
* Saffron is a fall blooming crocus. Planting between Aug-Oct. & harvesting Oct-Nov.
* Saffron is the most expensive spice.
* Saffron corms reproduce- new corms grow on old corms.
* Saffron provides taste & is a powerful dye.
* Saffron is a beautiful flower with a bright red & yellow pistil. When dried, these red stigmas make up the highly valuable spice, called Saffron.
* Saffron doesn’t require much water or nutrition. It’s an easy plant to care for.
* Saffron has very interesting medicinal properties.
* When stored well, saffron can be kept for many years.
* Saffron is a unique addition to the home garden, blooming in October-November.
Why is Saffron the world’s most expensive spice?
It takes a lot of flowers to make a little bit of Saffron. It is also planted, harvested and processed all by hand. In the late summer Sativus Crocus (Saffron corms) are planted by hand. Once the flowers bloom, they’re picked and processed by hand.
Why grow Saffron(Sativus Crocus)?
When cooking with this spice, a little bit goes a long way. Making Saffron a perfect addition to the home garden. Saffron corms take up very little space and provide a harvest your first year.
Quantity 200 Large saffron corms! Enough to plant in a 4×4 raised bed.
