Planted with or containing crocus flowers; decorated or colored with crocus or saffron; having the appearance or color of crocus blossoms.
From crocus + -ed (adjective suffix). The term developed in horticultural and poetic contexts to describe gardens or landscapes abundantly planted with crocuses.
A 'crocused meadow' in medieval poetry was a symbol of luxury and wealth—it meant you had enough land to devote it to expensive flowers, making the word connote aristocratic status and refined taste.
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