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Pauline Violet Ranunculus

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Ships: Spring 2025 [?]

    These new buttercups are just marvelous! An alluring shade of eggplant, the blooms of this Purple Sensation Ranunculus are sure to become one of your latest favorites. Excellent when used in borders and among other lower-growing plants, these handsome little guys will also look great in cut flower arrangements as they are a favorite of florists everywhere!

    *These bulbs will need at least 4-6 weeks of cool (evening 40-50° & daytime 60-75°) weather to sprout. If too warm, they will stay dormant. Can take 6-8 weeks to sprout.  Zones 4-7 plant in spring/ Zones 8-11 plant in fall. 

    New to Ranunculus? Click here for a complete guide on our blog!

    How to Grow Ranunculus Bulbs in Spring

    Gardeners in hardiness zones 4-7 will have the best success with planting ranunculus bulbs in spring. Plan to plant ranunculus after the danger of frost has past, but before temperatures are above 70 degrees on a consistent daily basis. Ranuculus can be started indoors in a cool setting prior to moving outdoors when temperatures are favorable for the conditions they need.

    Grow ranunculus in a full to part sun location in soil that drains well. Plant the bulbs 2" below the soil surface and water after planting. Prior to sprouting the bulbs do not require additional water. The bulbs may take 6-8 weeks to sprout and will remain dormant if planted when the temperatures are too warm. If planted in proper growing conditions expect the ranunculus to bloom in late summer.

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    Chester, VA

    A little disappointed; deer ate them

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    After moving to Virginia from Alaska, I had a lot to learn. The plants that says "deer resistant' are not guaranteed. The deer ate the tops off all the ones that germinated. So disappointed, but I now have a fence and have reordered. I have never been able to grow these in Alaska, so really look forward to seeing these beauties this fall.
    PA

    Beautiful!

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    These were beautiful! The color was stunning and bloomed longer than I had expected!
    Atlanta, GA

    Ranunculus

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    Can you plant these with Peonies?
    Syracuse NY

    Beautiful but the wrong flowers were sent

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    • Beautiful flower
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    • Received colors different then describe
    I ordered the Pauline Violet Ranunculus and was excited to add the dark color to the garden. After months of waiting for my blooms to open, I was very surprised to see pink and yellow flowers. They are beautiful but they are not the deep violet I thought I was getting

    Pauline violet ranunculus

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    • Vibrant color
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    Hardy plants arrived. Planted per directions. Growth apparent. Healthy stock