Red Ranunculus

Move over red Roses, Red Ranunculus (Ranunculus (Red)) are the hottest cut flower to hit the scene. These gorgeous blooms will win over the hearts of anyone lucky enough to lay eyes on them. And because they're easy to grow and are wonderful perennials and annuals!

The Red Ranunculus looks like a cross between a Rose and a Peony but more petite! With an unbelievable number of petals and tight concentric layers, this flower offers the best of both worlds. Sweet, romantic and elegant the Red Ranunculus is growing in popularity among florists, amateur florists, and brides! In fact, all it takes is a handful of these for an impressive, unforgettable, and lavished bouquet.

To make them even more appealing, these breathtaking flowers that last for over a week once cut. As a Persian Buttercup Ranunculus, you can expect this plant to produce up to twelve blooms from the smallest tubers and up to thirty with bigger tubers. Other varieties only produce between one and three flowers per plant.

Planting and Application:

When it comes to caring for this exquisite plant, all you need to do is plant your Red Ranunculus corms in the fall and wait for spring to arrive. Use them as a single-color planting en masse or mix them with other Ranunculus varieties. Create groupings and drifts throughout the perennial and pollinator beds for a delightful display!

Once the blooms arrive, bees and butterflies appear to sip the nectar and provide you with plenty of cut flowers for gorgeous bouquet focal points! Hardy year-round in the ground throughout USDA growing zones 8 through 11 and are great houseplants and annual container accents for Northern gardeners! Ranunculus are also a romantic gift! They even make an excellent and showy container choice in areas that freeze in winter.

• Deep Red Ruffled Blooms
• Perennial in Warm Climates or Annual Accents
• Annual/Perennial, Houseplants & Gifts
• Gorgeous Textured Foliage
• Rows, Specimens, Groupings, Drifts, Porch & Patio!
• Great in Containers & Excellent Cut Flowers

#ProPlantTips for Care:

Ranunculus prefer full sun or partial shade, and well-drained soil and can be used in a multitude of places in the garden. When it comes to caring for this exquisite plant, all you need to do is soak your corms for a few hours, then plant your Ranunculus with their tendrils down and water them in well. These spring blooms hide once summer heat kicks in, so deadhead after the flowers fade. Later, trim the leaves down when they turn yellow.

• Full Sun & Partial Shade
• Enriched Well-Drained Soil
• Moderate Moisture
• Hardy Warm Weather Perennial Tubers
• Deadhead as Flowers Fade & Prune Down When Greenery Yellows

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