Italian Ranunculus

Italian Ranunculus, known for its stunning apricot and pink tones, is a truly spectacular bloom that can effortlessly captivate attention in any summer garden. These flowers are renowned for their delicate and striking blossoms that come in various colors, such as white, pink, salmon, and more. They are highly regarded for their beauty and are a popular choice for gardeners and florists alike.

How to plant?

First you let the tubers soak (3 to 4 hours) in water before you plant them. Plant them with the "claws" down. Position: full sun (min. 6 hours per day) - also perfect in a large pot!

Your corms can be stored for several months upon arrival, as long as they remain dry. If you receive them during the fall or winter but plan to plant them in the spring, you can keep them in their original packaging in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight. Sometimes, Ranunculus corms may lose their "legs" during shipping, but rest assured, they will still sprout.

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