Ranunculus are some of the most beloved spring flowers, known for their lush, multi-petaled blooms and impressive 10-day vase life.
 
This listing is for 15 Amandine Salmon Ranunculus Corms – vibrant shades of orange, salmon, and peach — a must-grow for your garden or floral arrangements.
 
Here’s how to grow them successfully:
Planting Time: Depending on your climate, plant ranunculus corms in late fall with frost protection when temperatures drop below 25°F. In consistently colder regions, you can also plant them in late winter or early spring.  Colder regions will want to store corms somewhere dark and cool until ready to plant.
 
Pre-soaking: Before planting, soak your ranunculus corms in water for 3-4 hours to encourage healthy growth.
 
Planting: Place corms 4-6 inches apart with the pointed end facing down.
 
Growth Time: Ranunculus typically take about 90 days to mature and boast a long vase life of up to 10 days, making them an excellent choice for your floral arrangements