Light. Ranunculus require full sun, or at least six hours of direct sun a day, to grow and bloom best. In hotter climates, a little protection from afternoon sun can be helpful.

Light. Ranunculus need part to full sun conditions. In warm climates, give them some afternoon shade, but they can take ...

Ranunculus flowers are having a moment, and it’s easy to see why. These beauties unfurl like peonies and roses and do well in artistic-like arrangements, alone or mixed with other types of ...

Ranunculus can be grown in a large pot or directly in the ground. Although it take can full sun, baking afternoon sun is not good when it gets really hot. Mother Nature sure can surprise us. The ...

The ranunculus needs no introduction—it's really having a moment—and perhaps it’s about time.Often overshadowed by the peony mania we've seen in recent years, this petal-packed bloom has ...

The ranunculus needs no introduction—it's having a major moment. Earlier this year, it was crowned Flower of the Year by 1-800-Flowers. Soon after, 3,300 blooming ranunculus stems stole the show ...

Whether planted in a garden or featured in an artfully arranged bouquet, ranunculus are instantly recognizable for their brightly hued, tightly layered petals. "With such an extensive species ...

However, in cold-winter regions such as Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, ranunculus must be grown from corms (tuberous roots) and planted in early spring. They thrive in full sun and ...

The ranunculus needs no introduction—it's really having a moment—and perhaps it’s about time. Often overshadowed by the peony mania we've seen in recent years, this petal-packed bloom has taken over ...

Ranunculus, commonly known as buttercups, are loved for their romantic, ethereal feel. With layer after layer of delicate, paper-like petals, the flowers rise on long stems above ruffled foliage. They ...