Butterfly Ranunculus Corms; Hestia®- Pack of 5 Limited Stock! Champagne, Ivory, Blush Hestia® may just be our favorite of 2025! In bud; they twin with Koko Loko® Rose. Large, double blooms of champagne ivory with a blush- pink center. These get paler ivory as they open. Very similar to Ariadne but with a dusky beige vibe. All the new varieties of Butterfly Ranunculus are bred for increased bloom count, vase life and longer stems. We will be planting tons of Hestia® this Fall! Butterfly Ranunculus are going to be the ‘IT’ flower for 2026. We expect to see 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? Butterfly Ranunculus are a tissue-cultured Japanese variety created by Aya Engel Co. They are known for their wildflower style, spray stems, each carrying multiple blooms. Their single, semi-double flowers and double blooms have a unique, almost iridescent quality, making them perfect for bouquets and event work. Pictures do not do these justice! Butterfly Ranunculus have a sheen and sparkle to their petals that doesn’t seem real. These plants are twice as large as traditional Ranunculus and can produce up to 7 blooms on a multi stem spray. Ranunculus are a very long lasting cut flower. 🔍 How Are Ranunculus Varieties Different? Clone Ranunculus: Tissue Culture, Lab-propagated for large, uniform blooms and disease resistance. Half-Clone Ranunculus: Hybrid between seed and clone for balanced vigor. Success & Elegance Ranunculus: Clone and Seed grown Italian varieties bred for larger, fuller blooms. Amandine Ranunculus: Seed-grown, cold-hardy and adaptable. Butterfly Ranunculus: Tissue Culture, Multi-blooming stems, natural shine, open blooms, wildflower 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. HHF Tip: Butterfly Ranunculus are slower to bloom and vulnerable to heat. Check out our blog to Extend your Season 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!🌸 Butterfly Ranunculus are a just the thing for a DIY Bride! A wedding flower star! Each bloom has a coating giving a natural sparkle and extra longevity. Butterfly ranunculus will add a texture a bridal bouquet, table centerpiece, and perfect for an outdoor spring and early summer parties. A florist and flower farmer favorite. Limited Quantity Butterfly Ranunculus, will sell out! Zone 3-10 Check out our grow guides for planting tips!
