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West Seattle Flower Farm

Amandine Barby Ranunculus (10 corms)

Amandine Barby Ranunculus (10 corms)

$20.00 USD
$20.00 USD
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Amandine Barby is a high-impact flower with vibrant Barbie-like color and super strong stems.

This variety produces large, fully double blooms that range from bubblegum to hot pink.

About Amandine ranunculus

The Amandine series is a premium French breed of ranunculus known for its exceptionally large blooms and strong, towering stems. Compared to other ranunculus lines, Amandine varieties are more heat-tolerant and flower a little later in the season, extending your bloom window. Each plant is a vigorous, high-yielding producer, giving you an abundance of long-lasting, show-stopping flowers.

Each order contains 10 corms. Every purchase includes a how-to grow guide to help you maximize your gardening success.

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Quick Need-to-Knows Before You Plant Ranunculus

When should I plant these in Seattle?

In Seattle (USDA zones 8b and 9a), plant ranunculus corms from September through early March. 

Ranunculus like our winters and need several weeks of cool weather before they bloom.

New to ranunculus? Start with my Seattle ranunculus guide.

How do I plant them?

Soak the corms in room-temperature water for three to four hours, then plant them right away, tentacles down, 1 to 2 inches deep and about 6 inches apart. You can plant straight into the ground outside, or presprout them indoors first.

When will they bloom?

Bloom time depends on when you plant and on the variety. If you plant them in the fall, you will likely see blooms in April. I tracked my own ranunculus bloom time in When Do Ranunculus Bloom in Seattle?

What is a corm?

Ranunculus, also called Persian buttercup, grows from corms rather than true bulbs. A corm is a dried, calamari-looking root. They arrive dehydrated, so soak them before planting. I sell the largest corms available for each variety.

Seattle Ranunculus Grow Guide

Everything I've learned growing ranunculus in my West Seattle backyard: when and how to plant, when they bloom, and how not to accidentally kill them along the way.

Learn How to Grow Ranunculus

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