Part of the journey of gardening is realizing precisely where your food comes from. My 11-year-old mind was blown when I learned that vanilla came from beans, which grew on plants. Paprika turns out to be dried peppers. But my favorite realization was that saffron, a revered spice (and rightly so), is just the stigma of crocuses, and you can purchase those crocuses and grow them yourself, and the time to get those suckers in the ground is now. Crocus is a low-lying flower, grown from bulbs, that usually crops up in early spring. But you’re looking for Crocus Sativus, which will grow and bloom in fall, not spring. How (and when) to plant Crocus Sativus Saffron bulbs are planted in late summer
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