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Magazine publishers, bloggers, and Instagrammers absolutely love ranunculus flowers. It's easy to see why! This Salmon variety is whimsical and charming, but not pretentious. Like all other ranunculus blossoms, it sits on a curly stem. Some may think this feature adds character, while others may choose to hold stems straight with wire. Either way, you will be in awe of these wondrous flowers.
Note: In Zones 8–10, ranunculus are grown as perennials—plant in fall for spring blooms. In Zones 4–7, they are treated as cool-season annuals. Start corms indoors in late winter and transplant after nights stay above 30°F, or dry-store them and plant in spring after hard frosts.
• Also Known as Persian Buttercup
• Shades of Salmons and Pinks, Beautifully Blended
• Prefers Full Sun
Planting Information
PLANTING SEASON
Fall
Spring
PLANTING DEPTH
Top of Root Should Be No More Than 1 to 2 inches Below Soil
We guarantee that our seeds & bulbs will be true to type and ready to thrive. If something doesn't grow as expected, we will make it right. Questions? Call us at 855-440-2929
Store owner replied:
Hello MaryofVA. We appreciate you taking the time to report these findings so we can share them with our growers in hopes of preventing such occurrences moving forward. We strive to ensure the quality of our products and can share in your frustrations, as we wish for all customers to be satisfied with their purchase. After speaking with our Customer Service Team, it seems we were able to resolve this for you. Thanks for your time in sharing your experience with us!
Store owner replied:
Hello Patricia S. Thanks so much for your review! We greatly appreciate your feedback on this matter. We're always looking for ways to improve our products and service and will certainly take your information into account. Ranunculus are cool-season flowers that perform best when planted in late winter to early spring (February–March), or even better, in fall if your winter is very mild. By May, the soil and air temperatures are often too warm, causing the plants to become stressed before they can establish properly. After speaking with our Customer Service Team, it seems we were able to resolve this for you. If you ever have any other concerns or questions, feel free to reach out to us and we'll be happy to do all we can to assist. Thanks again for your review and best wishes for your growing season!
Non of the ranunculus I bought has bloomed. I’m so disappointed :(
Store owner replied:
Hello, Samar
Thank you for your review of Eden Brothers! We greatly appreciate you bringing this to our attention as feedback like yours helps us deliver the best quality products possible. After speaking with our Customer Service Team, it seems we were able to resolve this for you. If you have any other issues, feel free to reach out!
These were basically all orange. I ordered several corms in various colors... pinks, salmon (peachy pink) and yellow to grow all together and the Amandine Salmon corms produced almost 100% bright orange. So did the Champagne...orange...not peach. Each corm multiplied like crazy upon digging them up however; but they remained quite small.
Store owner replied:
Hello, Barbara
Thank you for your review of Eden Brothers! After speaking with our Customer Service Team, it seems we were able to resolve this for you. We greatly appreciate you bringing this to our attention as we strive to provide the best quality service and products to our gardeners around the country.
As a first time ranunculus grower, I wasn't expecting much yet was pleasantly surprised! A friend and I planted the same variety at the same time, she only had a few blooms come up... however, I seem to have lucked out! (Mind you, she's far more experienced with flowers where as I am with vegetables). All of my corms bloomed and rebloomed after cutting. The colors brought my spring in ever so soft and sweet. Honestly, I didn't soak them last year and had tremendous success. After storing for the winter, I will soak and see what happens. As for color,it's hard to have an "as expected" as flowers are flowers.. they vary, they do their own thing. I found mine to be beautiful. I didn't over coddle, to be frank, and just went for it. I have loamy soil with a lot of mineral rich rocks in the earth. Not great for digging.. but perhaps they make the flowers happy. Maybe next year I'll get courageous and pre-sprout earlier in the season. Thanks eden brothers!
Store owner replied:
Hello, Michael
Thank you for your review of Eden Brothers! We are sincerely sorry to hear that your Ranunculus Bulbs - Salmon did not grow as expected! We reached out previously, but wanted to make sure we gave ample opportunity to resolve this issue. Feel free to reach out by phone Monday through Friday from 9am - 5pm Eastern time at 855-440-2929 or by email at service@edenbrothers.sbs. We'd love to hear from you!
I ordered 20 corms and all but 4 were in pieces. The pieces are not viable so I am left with four that are viable. I don't know what they looked like before they packaged them to mail, but they rattled around in the boxes until there was nothing left. I will not be buying again.
Store owner replied:
Hello, Andrea
Thank you for your review of Eden Brothers! We greatly appreciate your suggestion for the packaging of our Ranunculus corms. It’s important to receive feedback like yours, so we can continuously improve our service. We have taken your advice into consideration and value that you will still be planting these corms this year. Feel free to reach out to us if they end up being unsuccessful and we’ll be more than happy to work on a resolution with you!
