Ranunculus Butterfly Ariadne, Pack of 5
$39.95
Ranunculus Butterfly Ariadne, Pack of 5
$39.95
Best in Class! Our most popular variety, Ariadne has double blooms in pastel shades.
This unique variety originates from Japan and grows in spray form.
- single formed flowers, no hollow stems
- each stem can carry 5-9 flowers
- flower petals have a pretty pearl coated sheen that preserves vase life up to 10 days
- class 1 corms from tissue culture produce larger plants than traditional ranunculus
- limited supply
This listing is for 5 Ariadne Butterfly ranunculus corms.
Limited quantities.
In stock
Anemones & Ranunculus start shipping late September, Tulips & Daffodils mid October, Peonies early November. Dahlias & Lilies ship in the Spring.
  
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Additional information
| Variety | Butterfly |
|---|---|
| Origin | Portugal |
| Size | Jumbo corms, size 7-8 |
| Availability | We ship the largest corm size available. |
| Shipping | Ships when temperatures allow,, separate from other products. |
| Growing | Ranunculus and anemones require unique growing techniques. Read our sprouting and growing tips on this page for success. |
Description
How to Grow Butterfly Ariadne Ranunculus
Before planting, soak your Butterfly Ariadne ranunculus corms in room-temperature water for 24 hours. Let a little water trickle into the soaking bowl to increase the oxygen in the water. After soaking, the corms can either be planted directly into the ground or pre-sprouted inside.
For pre-sprouting, place the corms in flats with drainage holes, cover the corms lightly in moist soil, store at 45 °F, and check on them daily.
In zones 8 and warmer, plant in the Fall for Spring blooms. In colder regions, plant in early Spring about 6 weeks before the last hard frost and cover your plants to protect from frost. Plant 12″ apart, 1-2″ deep, with the tubers pointing down.
Butterfly ranunculus like good, well-draining soil. Enrich with compost for healthy plants and make sure the roots are never too wet.
Plants will flower about 90 days after planting. For floral arrangements, cut stems for bouquet making when the buds are just starting to show color for the longest vase life.
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