5 Corms per order. Our #1 selling Butterfly Ranunculus Butterfly Ranunculus Corms Eris; double blooms, super long stems! Glowing pale salmon with a deeper pink center. Eris’s color falls in between Musa and Ariadne. Eris is our most popular variety for ‘23/‘24 season. Pictures do not do these justice! These very hard to find Butterfly Ranunculus have a sheen and sparkle to their petals that doesn’t seem real. Delicate petals echo butterfly wings but are very resilient. These plants are twice as large as traditional Ranunculus and can produce up to 9 blooms on a multi stem spray. Butterfly Ranunculus are going to be the ‘IT’ flower for 2026. We expect to see tons of event and wedding arrangements featuring all the shades. *HHF Tip: Butterfly corms are large! Pre-sprouting can take longer than Amandine corms. Be Patient! We allow for 3-4 weeks additional Sprouting time before transplanting Romance and Butterfly ranunculus. 🌿 What Are Butterfly Ranunculus? They are known for their wildflower style spray stems, each carrying multiple blooms. The single, semi-double flowers and double blooms have a unique, almost iridescent quality, making them perfect for bouquets and event work. 🔍 How Are They Different? Half-Clone Ranunculus: Hybrid between seed and clone for balanced vigor. Clone, Success & Romance Ranunculus: Clone varieties bred for larger, fuller blooms. Amandine Ranunculus: Seed-grown, cold-hardy and adaptable. Butterfly Ranunculus: Clone, Tissue Culture, Multi-blooming stems, lightweight flowers, and a softer, more natural appearance. 🌱 Butterfly Ranunculus Sprouting The Butterfly series are tissue-cultured, leading to disease-resistant corms and a strong start during sprouting compared to seed-grown varieties. However, the large size of Butterfly corms means pre-sprouting can be slower and requires slightly different procedures to seed grown corms. Check out our Butterfly Ranunculus Tips and Tricks Blog. 🗓 Planting & Hardiness Zones 7-10: Plant in fall for early spring blooms. Zones 3-6: Plant in spring after the last frost. Perennial in Zones 8-10; grown as an annual in colder regions. We are in zone 7 at HHF we plant in Fall and very early spring to maximize our season March-June Fall Planting: We pre-sprout and plant corms outside October-November and protect with frost cloth through the winter. Spring Planting: We start corms inside January - February and transplant as soon as the ground thaws. Why are Butterfly Ranunculus so expensive? Butterfly ranunculus corms are expensive because the tissue culture process is labor-intensive, low-yield and takes three years. Many varieties are patent protected limiting production. This produces disease-free, florist-grade flowers with large blooms and long stems well worth the premium pricing. 🌸 Bring a soft, romantic touch to your garden—plant Butterfly Ranunculus today!🌸Popular Butterfly Ranunculus, will sell out!
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