Ranunculus lures spring into your shop with its soft petals and rich symbolism. Discover everything about this charming flower, from origins to care and sales inspiration.

Ranunculus is versatile. Think pastel bouquets for spring, single bunches in terracotta pots, or colourful mixes in glass vases. Present them as a solo statement or in combination with tulips and anemones for a natural spring look.

Ranunculus

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Lure spring inside

A bloomer with impact
With its dense rosettes of petals and fresh look, the ranunculus is the symbol of spring. This tuberous flower opens layer by layer into a full, graceful flower and instantly brings colour and energy to any room.

Palette of colours

Appropriate shade for every arrangement
Ranunculus is available in a wide range of colours, from soft white and cheerful yellow to intense pink and warm purple. Ideal for florists to match different seasonal arrangements or customers' style preferences.

Symbolism with charm

A bouquet that says something
In Victorian times, a bunch of ranunculus stood for appreciation and charm: “I find you rich in attractiveness”. Today, you still make a powerful gesture with this flower full of meaning - a subtle message in any bouquet.

From waterside to vase

Ranunculus' botanical roots
Its official name, Ranunculus asiaticus, refers to its natural habitat: wetlands around Asia. The name is derived from the Latin “rana” (frog), appropriate for this water-loving flower species.

Long enjoyment

Customer care tips
Ranunculus are real eye-catchers, but require a little attention. Give customers care tips such as cutting the stem, using bulb flower food and avoiding sun and draughts. This will keep them fresh for up to 10 days.

Presentation & inspiration

Ranunculus in the spotlight
Use ranunculus for spring arrangements or as a mono-bouquet in a trendy vase. Present them in soft pastel shades or contrasting for extra impact. On social media, you can capitalise on the popularity of this flower by sharing your creations.
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