Name: Hot Stuff
Brand: The Bouqs Co
Price: 74.00 USD

Order a ranunculus bouquet for delivery with The Bouqs Co. This springtime favorite is perfect for any occasion.

Ranunculus Bouquets and Arrangements

Our customers have all sorts of questions about our ranunculus arrangements. Thankfully, our experts have answered some of the most frequently asked questions about ranunculus delivery below.

Ranunculus flowers have long been symbols in numerous cultures. Here are some of the most standard meanings of this beautiful bloom:<ul><li>Ranunculus are a symbol of charm and beauty.</li><li>They were historically gifted as a courting flower in Victorian England.</li><li>Yellow ranunculus (buttercups) symbolize neatness and simplicity, making them a thoughtful gift for friends.</li></ul>

Yes! Bright colors, especially yellow buttercups, attract bees and pollinators, while silky layered petals help absorb sunlight, keeping flowers warm and inviting.

Ranunculus are perennials that are considered winter hardy in zones 8-10. In these zones, they can be planted in fall for spring blooms. In colder zones, however, ranunculus cannot survive the winter outside so they should be considered annuals. In colder zones, plant them in early spring and they will bloom in the summer.

One reason the ranunculus is typically known as the ‘buttercup flower’ is because many have a golden or yellow color. One myth suggests people thought ranunculus were used to give butter its yellow color. But ranunculus are actually poisonous to cows and other farm animals, so don’t try dyeing butter with your ranunculus blooms! The name ranunculus comes from Latin and actually means “little frog.” Ranunculus naturally blossoms near water sources (think swamps and marshes), so they can often be spotted around a frog’s natural habitat.

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Farmer David lives on the farm. No, literally his house is located right on the farm! Over 30 years ago, David made his way to South America and married an Ecuadorian woman. Together they started growing flowers, and their farm grows world-class ranunculus in every color you can think of!

David

Petal Perfect

Bouquet of roses, ranunculus, and callas in pink and purple hues.

Original

Deluxe

Grand

Montecito Vase

Our glass Montecito vase lets your flowers shine!

Gold Marina Vase

Marina Vase

At The Bouqs Co., we partner with sustainable farms that put love and care into growing our Farm-to-Table flowers. And now we have farms all over the world, allowing us to bring you the most beautiful and fresh flowers.

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In the Clouds

Ranunculus arrive in small, bud form but once bloomed they are 3-5 times their initial size! Trim the stems at an angle and add fresh water to your favorite vase. Make sure your ranunculus aren't crowded in your vase or are not trimmed to fit the vase. Since ranunculus have hollow stems they'll need the support so they don't bend over. Display in an area away from pets. Enjoy! 

When the path of sunlight reaching your plant is not direct, or is filtered by something else (ex: sheer curtains).

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Keep your vase filled with water. Water should be changed every 2 to 3 days.

50 Farmer's Choice Ranunculus

Standout

Pink & Pearl

Amore

A view of a pink and red bouquet that includes red roses, scabiosa, and ranunculus.

Merlot

A mixed bouquet of purple, pink, and white flowers, featuring ranunculus, roses, and scabiosa.

Pillow Talk

An arrangement of pink, white, and purple ranunculus flowers.

Originally founded in his parent’s backyard, Farmer Benito’s farm now grows some of the world’s best statice flower and alstroemeria. The farm boasts an outstanding team of devoted employees who enjoy good benefits like paid vacation and educational programs for their kids. Some of his employees have been working there for over 30 years! Also, Benito's farm is Rainforest Alliance certified. 

Benito

Meant to Be

A primarily pink flower arrangement featuring ranunculus, mini callas, and roses.

Hot Stuff

Bouquet with ranunculus and peach, red, and salmon roses.

$74

$99

$130

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