Enjoyed Antigoni's photo of Crocus hadriaticus in the wild. This is one of the easiest fall crocuses to grow. In cultivation it sets plenty of seed so is usually available through exchanges. A few named selections have been made in England, distinguished mostly by having larger, more substantial flowers. Here in northwestern Oregon it does well in the open garden and can be grown in grassy areas (as it can be seen in Greece). It will flower the third year from seed. Jane McGary Portland, Oregon, USA