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The drama created by a bulk planting of Ranunculus Princess Bride Mix will be enough to stop all passersby in their tracks! Stunning shades of pink, apricot, and burgundy blend to create a mix worthy of royalty. You will come for the contrast of blushes and deep tones and stay for the ease of care. Ranunculus thrive and perennialize in warmer climates; zones 8 to 11 plant in fall for spring blooms. Cooler climates can plant in fall and cover, or start indoors.
Note: In Zones 8–10, ranunculus are grown as perennials—plant in fall for spring blooms. In Zones 4–7, they are treated as cool-season annuals. Start corms indoors in late winter and transplant after nights stay above 30°F, or dry-store them and plant in spring after hard frosts.
• Also Known as Persian Buttercup
• Unique, Two-Toned Petals
• Prefers Full Sun
Mix Contents
Amandine Purple
La Belle Champagne
Planting Information
PLANTING SEASON
Fall
Spring
PLANTING DEPTH
Top of Root Should Be No More Than 1 to 2 inches Below Soil
We guarantee that our seeds & bulbs will be true to type and ready to thrive. If something doesn't grow as expected, we will make it right. Questions? Call us at 855-440-2929
I am a beginner flower gardener, let me start there. I have no issue with the progression of growth for these flowers, because I’m learning. However, they are orange? Beautiful, but not the color variety I paid a decent amount for. The image is unedited, so if you want vibrantly orange flowers, you’ve come to the right place!
Store owner replied:
Hello Allison. We appreciate you taking the time to share your experience. We are sorry to hear that your ranunculus blooms were much more orange than you were expecting. This ranunculus mix is a blend of complementary flower colors, and orange or apricot tones are naturally included as part of the mix. In addition, warmer growing conditions can cause apricot blooms to appear more orange. That said, we understand your disappointment, as the photos on our website tend to highlight the softer blush shades that many gardeners hope to achieve. We reached out by email to offer a resolution but haven't heard back yet. We'd still be happy to help, so please reply to our original email if you'd like to discuss the resolution options available. We stand behind our products and want all of our customers to be happy with their purchase and enjoy the beautiful blooms they were looking forward to!
Beautiful but I don’t think they are complimentary to each other. More of a bright orange and dark burgundy. They grew really well. This is the second year after I dug them up last year and got about 5-6 more to every one I planted so definitely worth it to divide them.
Ordered two sets of these (40 corms total) and was super excited to get them in my garden. Planted these in fall (zone 9a), and have had about 30 of them come up. Of that, roughly 27 of them are the dark magenta/burgundy. Pretty color but not what I was expecting and doesn’t totally work with my garden. Disappointed as I paid a premium for these.
Store owner replied:
Hello Erica S. Thank you for sharing your experience. We’re sorry to hear that the color mix did not turn out as expected, especially when you were planning for a specific look in your garden. While some variation can occur in mixes, we understand how disappointing it is when a majority of them bloom differently than anticipated. We’re glad we were able to provide a resolution regarding the bulbs that did not bloom true to the lighter colors and only provided the darker ones expected in this mix. We appreciate the opportunity to make this right. As always, we stand by our products and are here to help if you need anything along the way!
Ok these are perfection. Ruffles, fluffy and so, so pretty. They also last forever in a vase. Blush, soft oranges(apricot?), and a beautiful burgundy color.
I ordered this variety because I was excited to have a variety of salmon and burgundy colors in my mix. The colors are not like the advertised pictures. Out of 20 corms, about 16 germinated. Very disappointed as I ordered these specifically for the color combination.
Store owner replied:
Hello Hailey Lundmark. We appreciate you taking the time to report these findings so we can share them with our growers in hopes of preventing such occurrences moving forward. We strive to ensure accuracy of our products and can share in your frustrations, as we wish for all customers to be satisfied with their purchase. We're happy that we were able to come to a satisfactory resolution for you and look forward to continuing gardening with you!
Only half of the cromes sprouted and only half of those actually bloomed. Will not buy again.
Store owner replied:
Hello Marit M. Thank you for your review of Eden Brothers! We greatly appreciate you bringing this to our attention. It's so important to have feedback like this so we can continually improve our products. Some are a bit more sensitive to the warmer temperatures. After speaking with our Customer Service Team, it seems we were able to resolve this for you. Thanks for your time in sharing your experience with us!
They sell as annuals but are so easy to dig up at end of year and by then they have multiplied themselves. Wash off, let dry out in the sun and I stored all winter in basement and not in a fancy container, just a cardboard box. So easy to get ready in spring, soak for an hour then plant in shallow dirt pan. Again they grow in basement until ready to go outside. Dahlias used to be my favorite but these are by far now, especially mixed with the anemones
