Ranunculus Tecolote Flamenco Corms

Tecolote Ranunculus are prized for their large 4" blooms, on sturdy 2' stalks. The blooms each have a subtle variation of colors so each corm, producing dozens of flowers each, produces a beautiful array of blooms. Blooms for weeks in the late Spring - helping your garden stay vibrant in between the early-Spring bulbs and the Summer blooms. 

Ranunculus grow from corms, which are like little bulbs.

When to plant: In zones 8 and warmer, plant in the Fall for Spring blooms. If you live in a zone colder than 8, with significant stretches of cold in the Winter, you can plant the corms in the late Winter/very early Spring instead.

Planting conditions: Ranunculus grow best in good soil that is well-drained soil (they don't like 'wet feet') and in full sun or partial shade.

Care: They need regular water, and if growing as a perennial, allow the foliage to remain on the plant after blooming, to strengthen the plant for the following Spring.

Blooms: Fall planted corms bloom for about 6-7 weeks in the early Spring, and Spring-planted corms will blossom for about 4-6 weeks beginning in mid-Spring.

Hardiness: In mild climates (zones 8-11) Ranunculus will come back each year, outside of those zones treat it as an annual that needs to be re-planted each year.

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Includes: 5 corms