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Ranunculus Romance Maillane 5 pack
Ranunculus Romance Maillane 5 pack
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- 5 Corms
Market debut: Ranunculus Maillane. Brace yourself for colossal blooms that are an absolute showstopper! The stems are solid (not hollow), making them a breeze to snip and less susceptible to diseases. Plus, they're up to the task of proudly holding those generous blooms atop their super long stems.
Ranunculus romance maillane is truly special, and make for incredibly long lasting cut flowers.
Romance Ranunculus Maillane: 5 corms ready to be planted in the fall if you're in Zones 7-10. Cooler zone? No worries! Cover them up or start indoors as winter winds down. Ranunculus corms begin shipping in October, and we'll make sure to toss in some growing instructions too.
Here's the Ranunculus lowdown:
- These plants are perennials, a match made in heaven for Zone 7-11.
- You're looking at a maximum height of about 12 inches.
- Full sun
- The blooms will make their grand entrance in late spring.
Shipping Begins October 2024
Shipping Begins October 2024
Ranunculus and anemone begin shipping in October 2024 and are shipped in the order received, not by zone. Pre-orders will begin shipping in early-to-mid October 2024 and will continue shipping as orders are received until sold out. Most zones can easily plant as late as January 2025 to get blooms before the heat, and many areas can plant safely into February.
Guarantee
Guarantee
We guarantee our plants are healthy, and true to variety. We are so confident that we offer a conditional warranty for the growing season. Click here to read the complete policy.
Grow & Care
Grow & Care
When planting ranunculus, place pre-soaked corms 4" deep into the soil. Water thoroughly after planting, and then water as needed to keep the roots from drying out. Until blooms emerge, Ranunculus can tolerate temperatures brief temperature dips down to 23°F (no more than a couple of hours). Lower temps or extended periods will need additional protection. Once blooms emerge, frost protection will be needed. Ranunculus typically will stop producing buds when temperatures average above 70°F and will move towards dormancy as temperatures rise above 80°F.
