Persian Saffron is a plant belonging to the iris family. There are over 80 different saffron species

found in Southern Europe, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, China and Africa. Saffron lives in mountain ranges, rocky slopes, shrubs, and forest soils. Saffron is tolerant of low temperatures and cold weather. At high altitudes, you can see the beautiful flowers of saffron that are protruded from the snow. Human beings began cultivating saffron 500 years BC. This plant can be used as a spray, as a color and for

medical purposes