Orange Peony Ranunculus Bulb Kit

Orange Peony Ranunculus Bulb KitBring spring to life with the Orange Peony Ranunculus Bulb Kit. Perfect for gardeners of all levels, this kit includes everything you need to grow stunning ranunculus flowers that bloom in mid to late spring. Expect multi-layered orange blossoms on strong, upright stems reaching up to 18 inches tall.HighlightsBright orange, layered flowers that appear in mid to late springStrong upright stems with mid-green foliageWinter hardy in USDA zones 8-10, or can be grown as an annualIdeal for borders, containers, and tabletop displaysEasy to grow and low maintenanceAttracts bees and butterfliesPlanting GuidePlant the corms in fertile, well-drained, and moist soil, or use the included container for indoor or patio display. Place in full or partial sun for best results. Water thoroughly at planting and maintain consistent moisture until the flowers finish blooming. For extra growth support, add a slow-release bulb fertilizer when planting.Ongoing CareRemove spent flowers to help the bulbs store energy for the next season. In zones below 8, lift bulbs before the first frost and store in a frost-free space for replanting in spring. Regular watering and minimal care will keep your ranunculus healthy and flourishing.Container PlantingThe supplied container makes it easy to enjoy blooms indoors or on a patio. Bulbs can also be planted directly in garden beds, spaced 6–12 inches apart, allowing them to fill borders with a beautiful spring display.Product InformationUSDA Hardiness Zones: 8 – 10Plant Type: PerennialLight Exposure: Full Sun (at least 6 hours)Mature Height: 8 – 18 inchesMature Spread: 6 – 12 inchesSpacing: 6 – 12 inchesHabit: UprightFlower Color: OrangeBloom Period: Mid to late springFoliage Type: HerbaceousFoliage Color: GreenSeasonal Interest: Spring floweringWatering: AverageAttracts: Bees, ButterfliesUses: Borders, ContainersFeatures: Low Maintenance, Pollinator FriendlyCommon Name: Orange Peony Bulb KitScientific Name: Ranunculus PeonyFAQCan I grow this in a container? Yes! The kit includes a container, making it perfect for indoor or patio planting.Do I need to fertilize? Fertilization isn’t necessary, but a slow-release bulb fertilizer can help at planting time.How should I care for the bulbs in winter? In zones below 8, lift bulbs and store in a frost-free space until spring.How far apart should I plant the bulbs? Space bulbs 6–12 inches apart to allow for proper growth and air circulation.