Artemis is a very prolific bloomer with long stems. Single Butterfly blooms look delicate but last forever in a vase or bouquet. When all your spring pinks and blues are blooming add this sunny yellow ranunculus!
 
Pictures do not do these justice! These very hard to find Butterfly Ranunculus have a sheen and sparkle to their petals that doesn’t seem real. Delicate petals echo butterfly wings but are very resilient. These plants are twice as large as traditional Ranunculus and can produce up to 7 blooms on a multi stem spray.
Blooms all spring. A Florist and Flower Farmer favorite Ranunculus are a very long lasting cut flower. 
Butterfly Ranunculus are going to be the ‘IT’ flower for 2026. We expect to see tons of event and wedding arrangements featuring all the shades.
 
Beautiful lime-yellow variety originates from Japan and grows in spray form.
flower petals have a pretty pearl coated sheen that preserves vase life up to 10 days
class 1 corms from tissue culture produce larger plants than traditional ranunculus
 
Why are Butterfly Ranunculus so expensive?
Butterfly ranunculus corms are expensive because the tissue culture process is labor-intensive, low-yield and takes three years. Many varieties are patent protected limiting production. This produces disease-free, florist-grade flowers with large blooms and long stems well worth the premium pricing.
 
Zones 7 or higher can plant in fall. Otherwise, ranunculus should be planted in a tunnel, heated structure, or held until the end of winter/early spring. If corms are exposed to temperatures below 25°F, they can freeze and eventually rot. Protection from extreme cold temperatures is critical. Read more about growing methods here.