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Ranunculus

Ranunculus

Ranunculus asiaticus
ChildrenTake care
PetsMild upset
CareDelicate
SeasonWinter SpringWinterSpring
Charm and attractiveness

Ranunculus has layer upon layer of tissue-thin petals, like a small peony. Buy it in bud: it opens wide over several days.

Children: Can upset the stomach if eaten, and the sap irritates skin. Keep it away from small children.

Pets: Causes vomiting and drooling in pets if eaten.

MeaningCharm and attractiveness
ChildrenTake care
PetsMild upset
Vase life3 – 7 days
ScentNo scent
AvailableMain season January to May, with limited supply much of the year.

How to care for it

  1. Stems are hollow and fragile; handle gently and keep the sleeve on until they have had a drink.
  2. Keep water off the petals, and change the water and re-cut every two days.
  3. Keep away from fruit; it is very ethylene-sensitive.
Did you know? It is also called the Persian buttercup.

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Sources: Child safety from UC ANR · Safe and Poisonous Garden Plants and National Capital Poison Center; pet safety from ASPCA; vase life and season from Floralife; meanings from The Old Farmer's Almanac.

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