Saffron

Saffron crocus (Crocus sativus) is a perennial plant that blooms in autumn and is unfamiliar in wildlife. The red carpophore of saffron crocus from which the saffron is made, makes it the most expensive spice and medicinal plant in the world. It is also used in cosmetics, perfumery, for the manufacture of paints and inks, decorations for landscaping and others.

HISTORY OF
SHAPAN

HISTORY OF SHAPAN

Saffron grows in areas with a continental mediterranean climate. Its history of development shows that the plant adapts very well in extreme temperatures – in the summer …

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CHARACTERISTICS

CHARACTERISTICS

The saffron crocus is relatively resistant plant which is not attacked by many pests. Danger to saffron are several types of parasites, the most common are:

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DISTRIBUTION

DISTRIBUTION

Major manufacturers of saffron are Greece, Spain, Morocco, Iran, India, Italy, Switzerland, Argentina, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Australia.

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