Ranunculus Mixed Flower Corms/Bulbs. Hardy Colourful Flowers. (10)

Top seller will use again.

More fancy packaging but the bulbs were slightly better quality After a full night soaking the bulbs I am upgrading my review

**Title: "Ranunculus: The Flower That Makes You Forget You Have Neighbors"** If you’re looking to turn your garden into a technicolor wonderland that would make even Disney jealous, look no further than Ranunculus Mixed Flower Corms. These beauties are like a botanical firework display that lasts all season long. When I first planted these bulbs, I was skeptical. The packaging promised "hardy, colorful flowers," but I've been burned by flowery promises before (I'm looking at you, tulips that never tuliped). However, these ranunculus bulbs were determined to prove me wrong. They burst forth with colors so vivid and varied, it was like my garden had been taken over by a gang of rebellious rainbows. Not only are these flowers hardy, but they also seem to have an ego. They stand tall and proud, as if they know they are the stars of the garden. Even the squirrels, who usually treat my garden like their personal buffet, gave these flowers a wide berth. I suspect the squirrels were intimidated by their sheer vibrancy. And talk about low maintenance! These flowers practically planted themselves. I half expected them to start watering and weeding themselves too. Instead, I got to sit back, relax, and soak in the compliments from my neighbors (who, coincidentally, now all seem to have mysteriously started gardening with ranunculus too). If you want flowers that make your garden look like it’s been dipped in a candy store’s paint pot, these ranunculus mixed bulbs are your new best friends. Just be prepared for your garden to become the talk of the town – and for your neighbors to start sneaking over for “gardening tips.”

Some are well through others not showing, will have to wait until Spring to make a full estimate on their number and quality.

Purchased these and spent time and money but nothing has grown. A couple had a few sprout but was it. Think I will stick to buying plants from local garden centre

These are absolutely beautiful flowers. They look like claws and you have to put them in the soil claws down. Wet the all purpose soil and leave drain for a hour, then put them in a fair size plant pot. Put them in and make sure they about 5cm apart so you can just about see them and then cover them about 10cm high with soil. Plant from April to May and take them indoors August at cold season. Put them back out in April and they will come back every year. Add a little fertilizer but don't go crazy with them and water them once the soil gets a little dry. They don't like cold season. You can put them in the green house a winter time but not recommended. They take about 6 weeks to come out. They multiply very well for next season and recommend to put them in bigger pots each season for them to multiply more bulbs and more flowers. They are so beautiful to look at 😃🤞👍

I wanted to create a wild flower patch I'm my garden, along the garage to not only brighten things up, but to inhance and feed the bees, gain butterflies and ladybirds I just turned the soil, gave a good water and scattered the seeds, mixing up all. With this weather all the seeds have bloomed into an array of marvellous flowers,of all colours ..so please for my purchase

Good showing of mixed flowers