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Ranunculus - Raspberry - 10 corms - large size

9,95
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High germination rates Hoge kiemkracht Hohe Keimrate Taux de germination élevé
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Color guarantee Kleur garantie Farbgarantie Garantie de couleur
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Cut flower Snijbloem Schnittblume Fleur coupée
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Detailed sowing instructions Gedetailleerde zaai-instructies Detaillierte Aussaatanweisungen Instructions de semis détaillées

Description

The Raspberry Ranunculus is an extraordinary flower that surpasses expectations. Its color is a unique blend, neither red, pink, nor purple, creating an intriguing and captivating hue. Depending on the lighting and placement, these blooms can exhibit various shades, adding to their enchanting appeal.

When in bloom, Raspberry Ranunculus produces astonishingly large flowers, some as big as your hand. Imagine the joy of nurturing these magnificent flowers from bulbs in your garden, watching them grow and transform into stunning blossoms. By growing them yourself, you can experience the satisfaction and delight of cultivating these remarkable flowers from start to finish.

Specifications

  • Can be combined with

    Grow in 15-cell module trays
    Grow outdoors in a propagator
    Protect with frost cloth
    Mix soil with perlite
    Plant out with a bulb planter

  • Color
    Pink/Rose
  • When can you sow
    January, February, September, October
  • Does it attract pollinators
    Yes
  • Plant type
    Short-lived perennial
  • Scented?
    Yes
  • Cut flower
    Yes
  • Can grow in pot
    Yes (medium pot)
  • Sun requirements
    Full sun or partial sun
  • Warranty
    True color warranty

Growth tips

Planting information to grow Ranunculus from corm

Plant type: half hardy annual (-10C with frost cloth)
Height:
flowers grow 40-50 centimeters tall
Position:
full sun or partial shade
Planting time:
Late winter and autumn
Bloom time:
starts 90-220 days after planting
Spacing:
30 centimeters between each plant
Germination:
Takes 7-14 days in temperatures of 15-20°C fluctuation in temperature helps
Pinching/pruning:
NO!
Flowers:
April, May, June July, depending on the weather, position and moment of planting
Pollinator-friendly: Yes
Recommended seed tray or pot: start in 28 cell trays (5-6 cm) and if needed pot up to 15-cell trays (7-9cm) or P9 flower pots
The package contains: 10 corms/bulbs

Growing Ranunculus 'Raspberry': Everything You Need to Know

When to Start?

Autumn Planting: Ideal for areas with mild winters. If you live in a mild winter region, pre-sprout and plant directly in the garden (Spain, France, Italy). For colder regions, (The Netherlands, Germany, Belguim North of France) start by planting in pots and trays, then move them under cover. Protect the plants with horticultural fleece if temperatures drop below -6°C. If you own a greenhouse or polytunnel, you can plant them.

Late Winter Planting: Best for cold, wet climates (NL, DE, etc). Begin in January or February using seed trays or P9 pots in a frost-free environment. Once germinated, move the plants to a light location, such as a greenhouse, under a cold frame, or in a transparent box. By mid-March, transfer outdoors for May or June blooming.

For first-time growers, it's highly recommended to plant half in autumn and the rest later, if weather permits. If you are new to gardening, go for the January/February planting.

Planting Tips:

Spacing: Keep corms 20-25 cm apart. In flower beds, fit four plants in a 75 cm width. Avoid overcrowding pots, using one plant per 5 to 7 liters of compost.

Preparation: Soak dry corms in water for six hours to help them expand. Caution: soaking for longer risks deterioration.

Soil: Use potting soil mixed with perlite for better drainage. Plant with the corm's "octopus legs" facing down.

Storage: After planting in pots or trays, store them in a 10°C to 15°C room. Once sprouts appear, typically in two weeks, shift them to a brighter location, preferably in a greenhouse or under a cold frame.

Transplanting: When they outgrow their initial pot or tray, move them to larger containers or the garden, ensuring good soil drainage. Add perlite to heavier compost.

Protection & Care:

Cold Weather: If temperatures drop below -8°C, protect your plants with fleece. Ranunculus foliage, dense with water, is vulnerable to frost.

Flower Damage: Flowers aren't frost-resistant. If frozen, trim them, and the plant will focus on new growth.

Harvesting Ranunculus Flowers and Bulbs:

Wait until the blooms feel soft and bouncy. They will further open in vases and can stay fresh for up to 10 days with regular water changes. Save the corms or bulbs for next season by pulling the wilted plants. If you garden on sandy soil, you can leave them in the ground, and they will return in autumn.

For more detailed information on growing ranunculus from bulbs or corms, check out our comprehensive growing guide or free e-mail course.

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Ranunculus - Raspberry - 10 corms - large size

9,95

The Raspberry Ranunculus is an extraordinary flower that surpasses expectations. Its color is a unique blend, neither red, pink, nor purple, creating an intriguing and captivating hue. Depending on the lighting and placement, these blooms can exhibit various shades, adding to their enchanting appeal.

When in bloom, Raspberry Ranunculus produces astonishingly large flowers, some as big as your hand. Imagine the joy of nurturing these magnificent flowers from bulbs in your garden, watching them grow and transform into stunning blossoms. By growing them yourself, you can experience the satisfaction and delight of cultivating these remarkable flowers from start to finish.

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