Amandine Ranunculus Corms; Purple Jean- Pack of 10
Vintage Purple with lilac and lighter edges. Some blooms age to white. She lives up to the hype! Purple Jean is one our very favorites. The color change as she ages is just everything. Amandine ranunculus corms are the gold standard for Cut Flower Ranunculus. Ranunculus do best in cooler spring.
What Are Amandine Ranunculus?
Amandine Ranunculus are a premium variety known for long, strong stems, multiple blooms per plant, and extended vase life. Compared to standard ranunculus, they are more resilient and produce higher yields, making them a favorite for professional growers. Amandine has higher heat tolerance than LaBelle Ranunculus for a longer flowering season. A lovely addition to spring bouquets. Ranunculus are exceptional cut flowers and look lovely in the landscape.
Plant in a bright spot in well draining soil in early Spring or Fall. Winter Hardy zone 8-10. Here, at HHF, We're in zone 7b, Virginia. We plant corms in ground in Fall and start corms inside January-February. Transplant late February- March for bunches of blooms from mid March-June.
Amandine Ranunculus Corms 🌸 – Premium Cut Flower Variety
Grow stunning Amandine Ranunculus with our specialty corms, selected for high productivity, long stems, and vibrant color. Ideal for flower farmers and florists, these ranunculus produce large, ruffled blooms perfect for bouquets and arrangements.
Planting & Growing Info:
🌱 Planting Time: Fall (Zones 7–10) | Spring (Zones 3–6)
❄️ Hardiness:
- Perennial in Zones 7–10
- Grown as an annual in Zones 3–6
☀️ Sun Requirements: Full sun
📏 Spacing: 6–9 inches apart
💧 Watering: Moderate, well-draining soil
Why Grow Amandine Ranunculus?*
✔️ High stem count for continuous blooms
✔️ Florist favorite for premium arrangements
✔️ Huge variety of colors available
Order Amandine Ranunculus corms today and enjoy exceptional cut flowers all season! 🌿✨Follow us for planting tips
Amandine Ranunculus Corms; Purple Jean
